; (B) supporting and enabling families to care for children through family preservation, reunification, and support of kinship care, guardianship, and domestic and intercountry adoption; (C) facilitating the efforts of national governments and partners to prevent, respond to, and protect children from violence, exploitation, abuse, and neglect; (D) supporting partners to build and strengthen holistic and integrated models to promote the best interests of the child; (E) building and maintaining strong evidence base on which future activities to reach and assist the most vulnerable children can be effectively planned and implemented; and (F) integrating this plan with United States Government departments and agencies. (3) Addressing the gap in United States Government diplomacy, policy, and operations with respect to promoting appropriate, protective, and permanent family care for children living without families by leading the development and implementation of policies that will ensure the timely provision of appropriate, protective, and permanent family care for children living without families through the full continuum of permanence solutions, including family preservation and reunification, kinship care, guardianship, and domestic and intercountry adoption. (c) Qualifications of Ambassador-at-Large The Ambassador-at-Large shall— (1) have experience in the development of policies and systems and the implementation of programs that promote the goals of the Action Plan on Children in Adversity; (2) be knowledgeable of international child welfare, family permanence, and family creation through domestic and intercountry adoption; and (3) be committed to developing an integrated United States Government approach to international child welfare that places equal emphasis on— (A) early childhood survival and development; (B) family permanence