; (K) measures to evaluate success for the strategy; and (L) a detailed assessment of appropriations required to achieve the objectives for the strategy in future years. (2) An assessment of the diplomatic presence in the Pacific Islands, including— (A) a description of the Department of State, United States Agency for International Development, United States International Development Finance Corporation, Millennium Challenge Corporation, United States Trade and Development Authority and United States Commercial Service presence, staffing, programming, and resourcing of operations in the Pacific Islands, including programming and resourcing not specifically allocated to the Pacific Islands; and (B) a description of gaps in such presence, including unfilled full-time equivalent positions. (3) A description of coordination with regional allies, including— (A) a review of ongoing efforts, initiatives, and programs undertaken by regional allies and partners, including multilateral organizations, to advance the priorities identified in this Act; (B) a review of ongoing efforts, initiatives, and programs undertaken by nonallied foreign actors that are viewed as being potentially harmful or in any way detrimental to one or more countries of the Pacific Islands; and (C) an assessment of United States programs in the Pacific Islands and their alignment and complementarity with the efforts of regional allies and partners. (4) A description of trade capacity building, including— (A) economic opportunities for which United States businesses, or those of other like-minded partners, would be competitive; (B) legal, economic, governance, infrastructural, or other hurdles limiting United States investment in the Pacific Islands; and (C) steps the United States has taken to— (i) develop human and institutional capacity and infrastructure across multiple sectors of economies, including digital connectivity and cybersecurity