; and (B) may take such steps as are necessary to ensure any systems affected by the termination are transitioned appropriately to minimize disruptions to the citizens of that country. (g) Multilingual functionality The Institute shall ensure that all resources necessary to develop systems compliant with the e-governance framework developed under subsection (a) are available in all necessary languages. 103. Additional duties of Institute (a) International cooperation The Institute shall seek to promote collaboration between Americas partner countries on the development, standardization, and deployment of e-governance systems, including such systems developed outside the e-governance framework developed under section 102 and systems developed before the implementation of this Act. (b) Development process The Institute shall be responsible for assisting Americas partner countries in the development and deployment of e-governance systems in compliance with the e-governance framework developed under section 102. Such assistance may include the following: (1) The development or adoption, in collaboration with appropriate national and international standards organizations, of technical standards necessary to promote the efficient development of systems under the framework. (2) The development of reference implementations for e-government services, as the Institute considers appropriate. (3) The development and maintenance of infrastructure that may be shared by multiple services, including across multiple Americas partner countries, as the Institute and such countries consider appropriate. (4) Providing technical assistance to Americas partner countries in the development of services, which may include entering into contracts for developing and hosting services on behalf of such countries. Such contracts may include terms for an Americas partner country to provide the Institute with funding for development and hosting services. (5) The procurement or licensing, as the Institute considers appropriate, of commercial