; (ii) consult with other relevant agencies to assist countries that are an ally or key international partner nation in building capacity for manufacturing critical goods; (iii) recover from supply chain shocks; (iv) identify, in consultation with other relevant agencies, actions relating to critical supply chains or emerging technologies that the United States may take to— (I) raise living standards; (II) increase employment opportunities; and (III) improve responses to supply chain shocks; (v) protect against supply chain shocks relating to critical supply chains from countries that are described in clause (i) or (ii) of section 6(2)(B); (vi) support methods and technologies, including blockchain technology, distributed ledger technologies, and other emerging technologies, as appropriate, for the authentication and traceability of critical goods; and (vii) make specific recommendations to implement the strategy under this section and improve the security and resiliency of manufacturing capacity and supply chains for critical industries (including critical industries for emerging technologies), by— (I) developing long-term strategies; (II) increasing visibility into the networks and capabilities of domestic manufacturers and suppliers of domestic manufacturers; (III) identifying industry best practices; (IV) evaluating how diverse supplier networks, multi-platform and multi-region production capabilities and sources, and integrated global and regional critical supply chains can enhance the resilience of— (aa) critical industries in the United States; (bb) emerging technologies in the United States; (cc) jobs in the United States; (dd) manufacturing capabilities of the United States; and (ee) the access of the United States to critical goods during a supply chain shock; (V) identifying and mitigating risks, including— (aa) significant vulnerabilities to supply chain shocks