; (C) deployment of and access to advanced technologies to capture value from post-consumer materials and municipal solid waste streams through mechanical and other recycling systems; (D) access to information on best practices in post-consumer materials management, options for post-consumer materials management systems financing, and options for participating in public-private partnerships; and (E) implementation of management measures to reduce derelict fishing gear, the loss of fishing gear, and other sources of pollution generated from marine activities and to increase proper disposal and recycling of fishing gear; and (3) to work cooperatively with international partners— (A) on establishing— (i) measurable targets for reducing marine debris, lost fishing gear, and plastic waste from all sources; and (ii) action plans to achieve those targets with a mechanism to provide regular reporting; (B) to promote consumer education, awareness, and outreach to prevent marine debris; (C) to reduce marine debris by improving advance planning for marine debris events and responses to such events; and (D) to share best practices in post-consumer materials management systems to prevent the entry of plastic waste into the environment. 3. Prioritization of efforts and assistance to combat marine debris and improve plastic waste management (a) In general The Secretary of State shall, in coordination with the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, as appropriate, and the officials specified in subsection (b)— (1) lead and coordinate efforts to implement the policy described in section 2