; (D) shall use the voice, vote, and influence of the United States to encourage other countries and international multilateral organizations to support the principles of the climate security policy implemented under paragraph (3); (E) shall perform such other duties and exercise such powers as the Secretary of State shall prescribe; and (F) may not perform the functions of the Special Envoy for Climate Change to the United Nations or serve as the United States negotiator in any international fora to address climate change. (3) Climate security policy The Climate Security Envoy shall develop and implement a climate security policy that includes requirements for the Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations, the Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, embassies, regional bureaus, and other offices with a role in conflict avoidance, prevention and security assistance, or humanitarian disaster response, prevention, and assistance to assess, develop, budget for, and (upon approval) implement plans, policies, and actions— (A) to enhance resilience to the effects of climate change as a principal means of reducing the risk of conflict and instability; (B) to evaluate specific added risks to certain regions and countries that are— (i) vulnerable to the effects of climate change; and (ii) strategically significant to the United States; (C) to account for the impacts on human health, safety, stresses, reliability, food production, fresh water and other critical natural resources, and economic activity; (D) to coordinate the integration of climate change risk and vulnerability assessments into the decision-making process on foreign assistance awards; (E) to advance principles of good governance by encouraging foreign governments, particularly nations that are least capable of coping with the effects of climate change— (i) to conduct climate security evaluations