; (7) provide the Secretary with recommendations and potential improvements to policies, programs, resources, and tools related to atrocity crimes prevention and response; (8) coordinate the Department of State’s engagement in interagency processes led by the National Security Council that share the Task Force’s objectives; (9) conduct outreach, including consultations, not less frequently than biannually, with representatives of nongovernmental organizations dedicated to atrocity crimes prevention and response and other appropriate parties— (A) to receive assistance for the Task Force’s efforts to address emerging atrocity crimes threats or situations and develop new or improved policies and tools; and (B) to provide an appropriate public understanding of the work of the Task Force; (10) in carrying out paragraphs (1) through (9), focus on particular ways for the United States Government to develop, strengthen, and enhance its capabilities to— (A) monitor, receive early warning of, and coordinate responses to potential atrocity crimes; (B) deter and isolate perpetrators of atrocity crimes through all available authorities; (C) promote criminal accountability and deny impunity for perpetrators of atrocity crimes within the United States and throughout the world; (D) engage allies and partners, including the United Nations Office on Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to Protect and other multilateral and regional institutions, to build capacities and mobilize action for preventing and responding to atrocity crimes; (E) encourage the deployment of civilian advisors to prevent and respond to atrocity crimes; (F) increase capacity and develop doctrine for the United States Foreign Service, civil service, Armed Forces, development professionals, and other actors to engage in the full spectrum of atrocity crimes prevention and response activities; (G) develop and implement tailored foreign assistance programs that address and mitigate the risks of atrocity crimes