That the House of Representatives— (1) urges the Secretary of State to coordinate with all government agencies managing foreign assistance to develop a strategy that directly addresses youth needs and youth engagement as was required in the bipartisan fiscal year 2022 State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs (SFOPs) appropriations bill; (2) calls upon the Department of State, the United States Agency for International Development, the Millennium Challenge Corporation, the United States Development Finance Corporation, and all other relevant agencies who support children and youth abroad to improve tracking and disaggregation of funding benefiting children and youth by— (A) compiling data that should be collected against dedicated indicators on an annual basis, and reported to the Office of United States Foreign Assistance Resources; and (B) ensuring that these indicators should include a common understanding of what constitutes a child and a youth and develop more consistent approaches to track disaggregated data ongoing and disaggregating by age, sex, disability, etc.; (3) urges all agencies working abroad to improve outcomes for children and youth to engage directly with young people as key stakeholders, and United States foreign assistance that targets, engages, or otherwise reaches and impacts young people, especially those most marginalized, should strengthen mechanisms and platforms, such as youth advisory councils, to facilitate the direct participation of young people on issues affecting them most intimately