; (xv) promoting access to government information and services online for purposes of disseminating information to and enabling participation by people who might not otherwise have access to information or participation, enhancing accountability, and extending the reach of the government to areas where it may have a limited presence (particularly rural areas) and for generating relevant content to draw people online; and (xvi) providing technical assistance and prioritization of funding, supporting policies and programs through assistance in the form of technical expertise and experience sharing and, where appropriate, through material support and funding; (B) international organizations and international finance institutions to increase support for activities that expand Internet access, including by— (i) encouraging the increase of Internet access-related programs and other investments beyond the 1 to 2 percent they currently receive of all infrastructure-related investment financed by international finance institutions; and (ii) encouraging the integration of Internet infrastructure into traditional infrastructure projects, such as the laying of fiber optic cable simultaneously with road construction to reduce costs; and (C) private companies to facilitate investment in Internet infrastructure and affordable services in the developing world, including by— (i) offering and enhancing United States Government programs to incentivize and facilitate investment in Internet infrastructure in developing countries; (ii) encouraging companies to commit to principles of responsible business conduct, develop systems and policies that identify, prevent, mitigate, and account for adverse human rights impacts, and enhance privacy and freedom of expression; and (iii) encouraging the adoption of cooperative infrastructure-sharing policies and flexible approaches to spectrum reuse