; (ii) restrictions on the travel within the country of humanitarian workers to reach their areas of operation where populations of concern reside; (iii) access to medical evacuation in the event of a health emergency; and (iv) access to personal protective equipment for United States Government implementing partners. (B) An analysis and description of countries that have expressly prevented vulnerable populations from accessing necessary assistance related to COVID–19, including— (i) their omission from national response plans; (ii) laws, policies, or practices that restrict or preclude treatment at public hospitals and health facilities; and (iii) exclusion or discrimination in law, policy, or practice that prevents equal access to food, shelter, and other basic assistance. (C) A description of United States Government efforts to facilitate greater humanitarian access, including— (i) advocacy and diplomatic efforts with relevant foreign governments and multilateral institutions to ensure that vulnerable populations are included in national response plans and other relevant plans developed in response to the COVID–19 pandemic