; (E) working with Latin American and Caribbean governments on a far-reaching reform of the Organization of American States to— (i) ensure accountability surrounding any potentially unethical or criminal activities in which the Secretary General or other senior officials have been involved; (ii) ensure full transparency surrounding the financial and personnel decisions taken by the Secretary General; (iii) establish an ombudsman’s office that is fully independent from the Secretary General; (iv) ensure that the Office of American States electoral observation division is independent from the Secretary General and appointed by a majority of Office of American States members; and (v) ensure that the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and its rapporteurs are financially independent from the Secretary General’s Office; (F) working with Congress to secure major, recurrent contributions to the Amazon Fund; (G) supporting democratic reforms to the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, and other international financial institutions to ensure that the developing countries of the region are able to play an equitable role in shaping the lending and grantmaking policies of those institutions; (H) supporting regular issuances of International Monetary Fund Special Drawing Rights to help avert balance of payments difficulties and to promote greater fiscal space for regional governments, thereby allowing them to expand investments in health care, education, economic development, and in climate adaptation and mitigation programs; and (I) supporting the creation of a Loss and Damage Trust, under the auspices of the United Nations, to support climate action in developing countries, and working with Congress to secure major, recurrent contributions to this fund