; (B) metrics to measure progress against such goals; and (C) a timeline for implementation. (2) An assessment of tools and resources available at United States embassies and missions to support human rights defenders, including— (A) measures to monitor and respond to reprisals against human rights defenders; and (B) information on implementation of the training required by subparagraph (E) of section 708(a)(1) of the Foreign Service Act of 1980 ( 22 U.S.C. 4028(a)(1) ), as added by section 8. (3) Bolstering the ability of United States embassies and missions to prioritize the protection of human rights defenders, including— (A) ensuring the policy objectives under section 4 are addressed in each country-specific Integrated Country Strategy of the Department of State; (B) developing guidance for United States embassies and missions on assessing when and how to respond to reprisals against human rights defenders; (C) identifying a designated point of contact at each United States embassy or mission who— (i) reports directly to the chief of mission; and (ii) shall be responsible for— (I) conducting regular consultations with human rights defenders, including individuals based outside of major urban areas; and (II) tracking patterns of reprisals and managing responses to reprisals, including by assessing the impact of such responses; (D) integrating consideration of reprisals against human rights defenders into engagements by United States embassies and missions with the private sector; (E) providing a secure means, where feasible, by which human rights defenders can contact each United States embassy or mission, respectively publicized on the website of each United States embassy or mission; (F) including requests for additional resources to engage with and support human rights defenders in annual Mission Resource Requests