; (G) training on the management of complex, multi-actor criminal cases; and (H) equipment, such as nonintrusive inspection equipment; (2) countering illicit trafficking by providing assistance to the civilian law enforcement and armed forces of Central American countries, including support for— (A) the establishment of special vetted units; (B) the enhancement of intelligence collection capacity (including safeguards for privacy and basic civil liberties); (C) the reform of personnel recruitment, vetting, and dismissal processes, including the enhancement of polygraph capability for use in such processes; and (D) port, airport, and border security systems, including— (i) computer infrastructure and data management systems; (ii) secure communications technologies; (iii) nonintrusive inspection equipment; (iv) radar and aerial surveillance equipment; (v) canine units; and (vi) training on the equipment, technologies, and systems listed in clauses (i) through (v); (3) disrupting illicit financial networks, including by providing support for— (A) finance ministries, including the enhancement of the capacity to use financial sanctions to block the assets of individuals and organizations involved in money laundering and the financing of armed criminal gangs, illicit trafficking networks, human smugglers, and organized crime; (B) financial intelligence units, including the establishment and enhancement of anti-money laundering programs; and (C) the reform of bank secrecy laws; and (4) improving crime prevention by providing support for— (A) educational initiatives to reduce sexual and gender-based violence; (B) the enhancement of police and judicial capacity to identify, investigate, and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence; (C) the enhancement of programs for at-risk and criminal-involved youth, including the improvement of community centers throughout El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras