; (10) encourage government partners to ensure inclusive participation of youth in formal peace and political transition processes, including in national dialogues; civic engagement and political participation; reconciliation; and other political processes related to peace and security; and (11) assist youth to create a more secure environment in which youth actors may better carry out their work in peace and security in relation to the Action Plan and promote the physical and psychological recovery of young survivors of armed conflict. (b) Regional plans Such Plan shall include specific implementation issues and considerations to be made in consultation with each regional bureau of USAID and the Department of State as part of the ongoing planning processes within USAID, including relevant Country Development Cooperation Strategies and Joint Regional Strategies. 8. Development assistance to expand training, technical assistance, and grants managed and controlled by youth leaders (a) Youth, peace, and security fund The USAID Youth Coordinator is authorized to establish a grant program through an implementation mechanism as determined by the Youth Coordinator, using amounts from the Youth, Peace, and Security fund made available pursuant to paragraph (3), may provide grants, emergency assistance, and technical assistance to eligible youth-led civil society organizations and youth peacebuilding implementers who seek to achieve— (1) peacebuilding; (2) improved economic security; (3) community violence intervention; (4) conflict and crisis management; (5) conflict resolution and people-to-people reconciliation; (6) post-conflict relief recovery, and rebuilding efforts; (7) assistance for individuals facing immediate legal and safety concerns due to their participation in any activity described in paragraphs (1) through (5)