; (9) recognizes that the restoration of democratic governance through free and fair elections is an essential condition for reestablishing lasting security, economic development, and the national interests of Haiti and the United States; and (10) expresses the sense that Congress should establish the Louverture Investment Plan, a 10-year, $50,000,000,000 development program to rebuild Haiti to stabilize the country, strengthen democratic and judiciary institutions, invest in critical infrastructure, spur economic growth, and improve opportunities for women and youth to secure the welfare of the Haitian people, which should be designed and implemented in consultation with all stakeholders including the Haitian diaspora, and include, but not be limited to, the following components: (A) Supporting the restoration of democratic governance through free and fair elections, strengthening the rule of law, and building the capacity of Haiti’s security forces including a disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration program for youth formerly enrolled into gangs. (B) Investing in the reconstruction and modernization of Haiti’s physical infrastructure, including health care, roads, bridges, ports, power grids, and water and sanitation systems. (C) Promoting sustainable economic development through agricultural modernization and food security. (D) Supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs, especially small- and medium-sized entrepreneurs, women, and youth. (E) Improving access to quality health care, education, and social services to address Haiti’s acute humanitarian needs. (F) Enhancing Haiti’s resilience to natural disasters through improved disaster planning, environmental conservation, and climate change adaptation measures. (G) Encouraging regional integration and greater economic cooperation between Haiti, the United States, and other Caribbean countries.