That the House of Representatives— (1) supports continued investment in United States global food security programs, and particularly through the Feed the Future program’s comprehensive, multi-sectoral, transparent, data and results-driven approach toward reducing hunger, poverty, and malnutrition in low- and middle-income countries; (2) recognizes the need to deepen and extend these efforts in order to achieve the global goal of ending hunger by 2030, particularly in the face of unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID–19 pandemic, political and social instability, high levels of human displacement, gender inequities, extreme natural shocks, and the increasing prevalence of invasive agricultural pests, such as desert locusts and the Fall Army Worm; (3) supports United States Government efforts to focus on improving nutrition and health, building resilience, integrating water, sanitation, and hygiene, and empowering women, youth, and smallholder farmers; (4) calls on the United States Agency for International Development to— (A) annually review the Feed the Future program and, as appropriate, expand the list of target countries, including those in fragile contexts; (B) include information on all countries benefitting from direct Feed the Future investments, to include both focus and aligned countries, in annual reporting in order to further enhance the program’s commitment to transparency and impact; (C) develop a robust multi-sectoral learning agenda for maternal and child malnutrition and its causes, with a focus on the 1,000 day window until a child’s second birthday; (D) strongly amplify the critical role of women and smallholder farmers in enhancing food security and catalyzing agriculture-led economic growth; and (E) advance the New Partnerships Initiative by promoting, building the capacity of, and entering into partnerships with locally-led organizations under the Feed the Future program