; (4) oversee the interagency coordination as provided for under section 6, by engaging Youth, Peace, and Security policy and program experts across Federal agencies to inform the development, implementation, and revision such Plan; (5) facilitate outreach to and exchange with multilateral agencies and other youth, peace, and security stakeholders established under section 6 to inform such Plan, by carrying out— (A) outreach to facilitate exchange between USAID and a diverse range of youth leaders, youth-led organizations, and youth-serving organizations advancing youth, peace, and security to inform and provide recommendations to improve the Action Plan; and (B) engagement with multilateral agencies and international organizations to inform the development, implementation, and revision of the Action Plan; and (6) support, consistent with USAID’s Policy for Youth in Development, the designation of a Youth Point of Contact (YPOC) in USAID Bureaus and diplomatic overseas Mission, as selected by such missions and bureaus. (d) Restriction on additional or supplemental compensation The USAID Youth Coordinator shall receive no additional or supplemental compensation as a result of carrying our responsibilities and duties under this section. 6. Coordination To advance coordination for cross-sectoral international development efforts related to youth, inclusive of youth, peace, and security, the USAID Youth Coordinator shall— (1) serve as the focal point for intra agency and interagency coordination of youth, peace, and security initiatives between USAID and other United States Government peacebuilding offices, entities, and partners including the Executive Office of the President, the National Security Council, the Department of Defense, the Department of State, the Peace Corps, and the Millennium Challenge Corporation, and the US Institute of Peace