; (B) increasing economic opportunities for at-risk youth and vulnerable populations, including through workforce development training and remedial education programs for at-risk youth; (C) improving juvenile justice sectors through regulatory reforms, separating youth from traditional prison systems, and improving support and services in juvenile detention centers; and (D) the provision of assistance to populations vulnerable to being victims of extortion and crime by criminal networks. (5) To strengthen the ability of the security sector in beneficiary countries to respond to and become more resilient in the face of natural disasters, including by— (A) carrying out training exercises to ensure critical infrastructure and ports are able to come back online rapidly following natural disasters; and (B) providing preparedness training to police and first responders. (6) To prioritize efforts to combat corruption and include anti-corruption components in programs in beneficiary countries, including by— (A) building the capacity of national justice systems and attorneys general to prosecute and try acts of corruption; (B) provide technical and financial assistance to independent media and investigative reporting; (C) increasing the capacity of national law enforcement services to carry out anti-corruption investigations; and (D) encouraging cooperative agreements among the Department of State, other relevant Federal departments and agencies, and the attorneys general of relevant countries. (7) To promote the rule of law in beneficiary countries and counter malign influence from authoritarian regimes, including China, Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, by— (A) monitoring security assistance from such authoritarian regimes and taking steps necessary to ensure that such assistance does not undermine or jeopardize United States security assistance