; (B) enhance transparency, accountability and good governance; (C) diversify control and create competition in key industries and sectors dominated by the current and former military officials, the family members of such officials, and businesspeople connected to the military; (D) increase transparency disclosure requirements in key sectors to promote responsible investment; (E) identify needs and opportunities to provide technical assistance to key ministries, institutions, and organizations to enact economic reforms, including revisions to existing policies on public disclosure of beneficial ownership of companies in key sectors that will allow for identification of those seeking or securing access to Burma’s most valuable natural resources; and (F) promote responsible investment. (2) A work-plan, developed in collaboration with the Government of Burma and the Myanmar Investment Commission to— (A) establish a mechanism and enhance the capacity of the Myanmar Investment Commission to identify and exclude investors with a negative track record with respect to corruption or fiscal, social, or environmental harms; (B) enhance transparency and disclosure through the development and enforcement of robust transparency and disclosure measures under domestic law, including through incorporation of necessary elements of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s due diligence frameworks into corporate disclosure requirements; (C) build capacity within civilian government institutions, including to carry out effective oversight over public- and military-owned entities and to appropriately regulate private and public entities with regard to environmental, social, financial, and governance issues; (D) support reform of the gemstone industry, including through technical, capacity-building, and other assistance, to address serious challenges and help ensure that business activity in this industry benefits the people of Burma