; (2) UkrEnergo, Naftogaz, and Energoatom continue to follow international best practices, including applicable IMF standards and conditions, related to board selection, corporate governance, anti-corruption measures, and transparent accounting and procurement; and (3) United States assistance is not supporting grants, contracts, or subcontracts to entities owned or controlled by the Government of the People’s Republic of China. 4. Efforts to reduce European reliance on Russian energy (a) Establishment The Secretary of State, in coordination with the heads of the relevant Federal departments and agencies, shall implement and conduct activities to reduce the reliance of qualified Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European countries on energy resources controlled or exported by Russia and diversify energy resources, supplies, and routes by— (1) supporting— (A) the identification and coordination of international financial products and technical assistance supporting planning activities for improving or restoring energy security, providing operational efficiencies in energy systems, recovering energy resources, or modernizing energy systems; (B) the procurement of resources, materials, equipment, and services that support the efforts described in subparagraph (A); (C) the construction of infrastructure related to the production of energy, generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity and powering of transportation that does not rely wholly or principally on Russian energy resources; and (D) the reconstruction or modernization of energy-related infrastructure damaged or destroyed due to the Russian Federation’s war against Ukraine, in accordance with internationally accepted norms of transparency and corporate governance