community level. (4) Ensuring that countries address surgery, anesthesia, and obstetrics ecosystem deficits in stan­dard­ized healthcare worker education, cre­den­tial­ing, and retention, WASH and power in facilities, equipment and materials, transport, and healthcare financing. (5) Addressing social and economic inequities that are correlated with higher incidence of obstetric fistula by empowering women and girls, alleviating poverty, reducing incidence of child marriage, promoting delay and spacing of childbirth, and increasing access to formal and nonformal education. (6) Supporting reintegration and education to help women who have undergone treatment or are awaiting treatment to obtain medical and mental health services, legal counseling, basic education, and income generating skills as needed, to return to full and productive lives. (7) Promoting public awareness in communities to increase understanding of obstetric fistula, and thereby improve prevention and treatment efforts, and to help reduce stigma, exclusion, and violence against women and girls with obstetric fistula. 4. Coordination, reporting, research, monitoring, and evaluation Assistance authorized under this Act shall— (1) promote the UNFPA-led global Campaign to End Fistula and the International Obstetric Fistula Working Group