; (D) the Millennium Challenge Corporation; (E) the United States International Development Finance Corporation, or any successor thereto; (F) the United States Agency for International Development; (G) the United States Trade and Development Agency; and (H) any other agency or entity with direct international development programs and investments, as determined by the co-chairs of the Working Group. (4) Climate resilience (A) In general The terms climate resilience , climate-resilience , and climate-resilient refer to policies that promote the resilience of a community to the sudden and gradual impacts associated with climate change that can reasonably be anticipated, using the best available science, to be at risk of occurring over the life of the project or program, including physical and social effects and also direct and compound effects of climate change. (B) Resilience In subparagraph (A), the term resilience means the ability to anticipate, prepare for, and adapt to changing conditions and withstand, respond to, and recover rapidly from disruptions. (C) Life of the project or program In subparagraph (A), the term life of the project or program means, with respect to any project or program for construction or repair of infrastructure, the expected life of such infrastructure. (5) Direct international development programs and investments The term direct international development programs and investments means— (A) bilateral, regional, and multilateral international development programs and investments over which agencies have primary programmatic and financial management responsibilities; or (B) the bilateral extension of official financing by an agency to private sector investors to support international development. (6) Multilateral entity The term multilateral entity means— (A) the World Bank Group; (B) the Inter-American Development Bank Group; (C) the Asian Development Bank; (D) the African Development Bank; (E) the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development; (F) the Green Climate Fund