; (J) prioritizing programs to identify knowledge gaps and accelerate research and development of new conservation solutions across sectors; (K) assessing and integrating the United States role in international biodiversity, ecosystem services, and nature conservation in national security and foreign policy strategies, including in international development policies, planning and finance, diplomatic dialogues, and trade agreements, and advancing global adoption of and progress towards the 30x30 goal; and (L) funding existing conservation programs, developing new funding sources, and reducing subsidies that harm biodiversity, in amounts commensurate with the scale of the challenge.