; (ii) low-income communities; (iii) rural communities; and (iv) Tribal and indigenous communities; and (B) complies with each requirement described in paragraph (2). (2) Contents Each environmental justice strategy developed by a Federal agency under paragraph (1) shall contain— (A) an assessment that identifies each program, policy, practice, activity (including any public participation process) of the Federal agency, relating to human health or the environment that the Federal agency determines should be revised— (i) to ensure that all persons have the same degree of protection from environmental and health hazards; (ii) to ensure meaningful involvement and due process in the development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws; (iii) to improve direct guidance and technical assistance to environmental justice communities with respect to the understanding of the science, regulations, and policy related to Federal agency action on environmental justice issues; (iv) to improve cooperation with State governments, Tribal Governments, and local governments to address pollution and public health burdens in environmental justice communities, and build healthy, sustainable, and resilient communities; (v) to improve Federal research and data collection efforts related to— (I) the health of and environment of communities of color, low-income communities, rural communities, and Tribal and indigenous communities; (II) climate change; and (III) the inequitable distribution of burdens and benefits of the management and use of natural resources, including water, minerals, or land; and (vi) to reduce or eliminate disproportionately high and adverse human health or environmental effects on communities of color, low income communities, rural communities, and Tribal and indigenous communities; and (B) a timetable for the completion of— (i) each revision identified under subparagraph (A)