Calling on the United States and international donors to prioritize investments in children and youth in development and humanitarian assistance policies, programs, and activities.

HRES 715 is a non-binding resolution calling on U.S. foreign aid agencies to prioritize children and youth in development and humanitarian programs. It requires agencies like the State Department and USAID to standardize data tracking of youth-focused funding, engage young people directly as stakeholders, and improve inter-agency coordination. The resolution specifically urges better data collection on age, gender, and disability to measure impact and ensure programs address youth needs holistically. These changes would apply to all U.S. foreign assistance programs worldwide, affecting how aid is structured and monitored.