; form of reports. Title I—Political Leadership and Regionalism Sec. 101. Findings. Sec. 102. Statement of policy. Sec. 103. Strategy for Pacific Islands Partnership. Sec. 104. Staffing. Sec. 105. Assistance with international organizations. Sec. 106. Allies and partners in the Pacific Islands region. Title II—People-Centered Development Sec. 201. Assistance to improve public health outcomes and build public health capacity. Sec. 202. Assistance to promote freedom of the press. Sec. 203. Program to promote educational and professional development for young adult leaders and professionals. Sec. 204. Education assistance. Sec. 205. Investment agreements. Title III—Peace and Security Sec. 301. Building the capacity of local civilian and national security institutions. Sec. 302. Reporting. Title IV—Resource and Economic Development Sec. 401. Trade development with the Pacific Islands. Sec. 402. Trade capacity building initiative for the Pacific Islands. Sec. 403. United States Commercial Service. Title V—Climate Change and Disasters Sec. 501. Assistance to enhance preparedness for and resilience to natural disasters and other emergencies. Sec. 502. Climate resilient infrastructure. Title VI—Ocean and Environment Sec. 601. Oceans management. Sec. 602. Sea level rise. Sec. 603. Illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing. Title VII—Technology and Connectivity Sec. 701. Digital access and inclusion. Sec. 702. Cybersecurity. Title VIII—Report on the Strategy for Pacific Islands Partnership and Authorization of Appropriations Sec. 801. Report on the Strategy for Pacific Islands Partnership. Sec. 802. Authorization of appropriations. 2. Definitions In this Act: (1) Appropriate congressional committees Except as otherwise provided, the term appropriate congressional committees means— (A) the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representatives