; (5) support efforts to accurately oversee, monitor, and prevent labor and human rights abuses in the DRC’s mining industry in order to remove child and forced labor, which occurs in some artisanal mining, from United States and global supply chains, including by encouraging the Government of the DRC to support business and technological skills-training and other capacity-building measures, including legal reforms, to help build the legitimate, responsible, conflict-free, productive and income-generating capacity of the artisanal and small-scale mining sector; (6) engage with the Government of the DRC to address factors, including opaque business and taxation practices, and unpredictable administrative requirements, that limit United States investment and constrain the ability of the United States and the DRC to strengthen economic cooperation; (7) encourage Federal departments and agencies including the Department of State, the United States Agency for International Development, the United States Development Finance Corporation, the Export-Import Bank of the United States, the United States Trade and Development Agency, and the Department of Commerce to identify opportunities to increase the amount of United States investment in the DRC’s critical minerals sector