; (B) illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing; (C) the presence and activity of non-United States militaries; (D) developmental challenges; (E) economic coercion and corruption; and (F) other factors causing a direct risk to the national interests of the United States in the Pacific Islands region, as determined by the President. (3) A plan to address the threats assessed pursuant to paragraph (2). (4) An analysis of the needs and goals expressed by governments of nations in the Pacific Islands region, including at or through multilateral institutions, evaluated in light of the national interests of the United States. (5) A plan for the resources necessary for the United States to meet its goals in the Pacific Islands region. (6) An identification of mechanisms, including existing forums, for coordinating and cooperating on shared goals among the following, as appropriate: (A) The governments of nations in the Pacific Islands region. (B) Regional partners in the Pacific Islands region, including multilateral forums and organizations such as the Pacific Islands Forum. (C) Civil society in the Pacific Islands region. (D) Subnational governments of the United States in the Pacific. (c) Consultation In developing the Strategy, the President shall consult, as the President considers appropriate, with— (1) such governmental agencies of the United States as the President considers relevant; (2) regional organizations such as the Pacific Islands Forum, the Pacific Islands Development Program, the Pacific Community, the Forum Fisheries Agency, and the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme; (3) the governments of nations in the Pacific Islands region; (4) stakeholders from civil society; (5) allies and partners of the United States