; and (B) to prevent new TB infections from occurring. (2) Support for global plans and objectives In countries in which the United States Government has established foreign assistance programs under this Act, particularly in countries with the highest burden of TB and other countries with high rates of infection and transmission of TB, it is the policy of the United States— (A) to support the objectives of the World Health Organization End TB Strategy, including its goals— (i) to reduce TB deaths by 95 percent by 2035; (ii) to reduce the TB incidence rate by 90 percent by 2035; and (iii) to reduce the number of families facing catastrophic health costs due to TB by 100 percent by 2035; (B) to support the Stop TB Partnership’s Global Plan to End TB 2023–2030, including by providing support for— (i) developing and using innovative new technologies and therapies to increase active case finding and rapidly diagnose and treat children and adults with all forms of TB, alleviate suffering, and ensure TB treatment completion; (ii) expanding diagnosis and treatment in line with the goals established by the Political Declaration of the High-Level Meeting of the General Assembly on the Fight Against Tuberculosis, including— (I) successfully treating 40,000,000 people with active TB by 2023, including 3,500,000 children, and 1,500,000 people with drug-resistant TB; and (II) diagnosing and treating latent tuberculosis infection, in support of the global goal of providing preventive therapy to at least 30,000,000 people by 2023, including 4,000,000 children younger than 5 years of age, 20,000,000 household contacts of people affected by TB, and 6,000,000 people living with HIV; (iii) ensuring high-quality TB care by closing gaps in care cascades, implementing continuous quality improvement at all levels of care, and providing related patient support