; Whereas United States foreign assistance approaches have already yielded strong returns for young people, as well as the American taxpayers; Whereas, since the year 2000 alone, United States foreign assistance has, for example, contributed to cutting global maternal, infant, and child mortality rates in half and to cutting the number of children in child labor by one-third; Whereas, in fiscal year 2020 alone, United States development programs reached over 25,400,000 learners in 57 countries, according to the United States Agency for International Development; Whereas because interventions for children and youth are spread across programs, agencies, and bureaus, tracking the return on United States investments is difficult; Whereas greater coordination within and across agencies is necessary to ensure that young people are supported, and United States taxpayer dollars are maximized; Whereas for example, the McGovern-Dole school feeding program coordinates across global food security, international education, and the water and sanitation sectors; and Whereas the program, which American farmers are at the heart of, has provided 5,500,000,000 school meals, supported more than 31,000,000 children and families in 48 countries, and donated more than 1,300,000 tons of United States agricultural commodities: Now, therefore, be it