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The table of contents of this Act is as follows: Sec. 1. Short title. Sec. 2. Table of contents. Title I—International financial institutions Sec. 101. Improvement of transparency in host nations. Sec. 102. Collaboration with civil society organizations. Sec. 103. United States leadership in debt forgiveness. Sec. 104. Prohibition on withdrawal, or withholding of appropriated funds, from international financial institution without congressional consent. Title II—Multilateral development banks Sec. 201. Amendment of the Articles of Agreement of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Sec. 202. Aligning regulations for International Development Association securities. Sec. 203. United States coordination with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development on human rights. Sec. 204. Timeliness of project preparation and execution by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the International Development Association. Sec. 205. Protections for human rights, including LGBTQ+ persons. Sec. 206. IDA private sector lending window. Sec. 207. World Bank support for Haiti development. Sec. 208. World Bank feasibility study on a consortium bank in the Caribbean region. Sec. 209. Treasury report on accountability of the International Finance Corporation regarding Bridge Academies. Sec. 210. Shipping transparency risk mitigation. Sec. 211. World Bank support for efforts to deny safe havens for stolen assets. Sec. 212. Continuation of pause on World Bank disbursements and commitments to Burma. Sec. 213. Digital public infrastructure safeguards for international financial institutions projects and financing. Sec. 214. Independent accountability mechanisms. Sec. 215. Sexual exploitation and assault prevention. Sec. 216. Publication of loan agreements. Sec. 217. Enhancing transparency to combat corruption. Sec. 218. Adoption of anti-reprisal standards. Sec. 219. Reporting on human rights abuses in for-profit healthcare investments. Sec. 220. Combatting climate change. Sec. 221. United States advocacy for investment in projects that decrease reliance on Russia for agricultural commodities. Sec. 222. Urging the World Bank to eliminate harmful labor indicators from its Business Ready Report. Sec. 223. Database of direct assistance to countries. Title III—International Monetary Fund Sec. 301. United States advocacy of debt suspension by International Monetary Fund for low-income and small countries that experience a climate-related disaster. Sec. 302. Loan conditionality. Sec. 303. Anti-corruption measures in lending agreements. Sec. 304. Fifth Deputy Managing Director. Sec. 305. Resilience and Sustainability Trust financing. Sec. 306. Quota increase. Sec. 307. New Arrangements to Borrow. Sec. 308. Annual report on surcharges. Title IV—Multilateral development bank capital increases Sec. 401. African Development Fund replenishment. Sec. 402. African Development Bank general callable capital increase. Sec. 403. European Bank for Reconstruction and Development general capital increase.