; (C) strengthening legal regimes and monitoring and enforcement measures relating to labor standards to ensure that— (i) any enhanced sourcing relationship with a country does not support or beget labor abuse or other human rights abuses, such as those found in the People’s Republic of China; and (ii) any new investment under a nearshoring program has sufficient labor standards and benefits the workers in such country; (D) ensuring that nearshoring activities are consistent with efforts to improve supply chain energy efficiency, reduce the energy used to transport goods, and advance environmental sustainability; (E) working in partnership with multilateral development banks and private investors to create incentives for entities to relocate supply chains from the People’s Republic of China to the Western Hemisphere, including by financing the development of regional technology hubs with strong labor and environmental regulations; and (F) using all available options, including transparency mechanisms, to ensure that access to supply chains in the Western Hemisphere cannot be exploited by the People’s Republic of China.