; and (B) the financial terms of PRC-linked entities investments in primary extraction. (2) An assessment of human rights and labor conditions at PRC-owned mines in the DRC compared to those owned by partner countries. (3) An assessment of the market share and capacity of partner country mining companies with respect to the DRC’s mining sector. (4) An assessment of illicit mining deals, critical mineral theft, and corruption in resource rich areas of the DRC. (5) A plan to facilitate consultation with Congolese civil society and community leaders to develop a comprehensive and holistic strategy to achieve the goals in subsection (a). (6) A strategic plan to use bilateral and multilateral diplomatic relations, including through sustained engagement with the governments of United States allies and partners, to express to the Government of the DRC that the international community supports business and technological skills-training and other capacity-building measures, including legal reforms, to help build the legitimate, responsible, and conflict-free productive and income-generating capacities of the artisanal and small-scale mining sector to the benefit of the Congolese people. (7) A plan to ensure the issuance of due diligence reporting requirements for private sector entities engaged in the sector in the DRC. (8) An interagency plan to increase United States investment in the DRC, including through— (A) providing foreign assistance to consult with and promote sustainable development in communities affected by mining, protect human rights, and provide professional training for local workers; (B) providing technical assistance to support the Government of the DRC’s efforts to improve the business climate of the DRC