of humanitarian aid workers on identification of and care for survivors of gender-based violence. (2) Promoting supportive partnerships with local humanitarian actors and nongovernmental organizations, including for women’s leadership and participation in humanitarian response. (3) Increasing and improving empowerment activities, including women’s and girls’ access to economic opportunities and livelihoods, education and skills, and leadership roles. (4) Training for international development implementers during the onset and transformation of a humanitarian crisis so that such implementers are equipped to continue relief, recovery, and reconstruction work that is sensitive to the prevention and mitigation of gender-based violence after the immediate humanitarian engagement has finished. 5. Safeguarding against sexual exploitation or abuse by humanitarian personnel In accordance with the Safe from the Start programming focus described in subsection (a), the Secretary of State and the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development shall prioritize support for activities ensuring that employees and contractors of the Agency delivering United States humanitarian assistance are equipped to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse in settings of humanitarian aid delivery, including by strengthening guidelines, training, reporting mechanisms and remedies, and other appropriate responses. Such activities shall include efforts to— (1) recognize the indicators of sexual exploitation or abuse among refugee, displaced, or stateless populations by humanitarian aid workers