; (G) a description of projects funded under section 201, including a description of— (i) project outcomes and performance; and (ii) the use of leveraged non-Federal funds; and (H) such other information as the Secretary determines to be necessary. 102. Smart city and community resource guide (a) Publication (1) In general The Secretaries, in coordination with the heads of any other applicable Federal agencies, shall create, publish, and maintain, for a period of at least 6 years beginning on the date that is 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, a resource guide designed to assist States and United States communities and cities in developing and implementing smart city or community programs. (2) Information included The Secretaries, in coordination with cities, communities, and industry entities, shall determine which information shall be included in the guide under paragraph (1). (b) Requirements The guide published under subsection (a)— (1) shall be maintained electronically on a website; (2) shall be provided as an electronic reference guide available to the public free of charge; and (3) may include— (A) a compilation of existing related programs of the Federal Government available to communities, including technical assistance, education, training, research and development, analysis, and funding; (B) available examples of local governments engaging private sector entities in order to implement smart city or community solutions, including public-private partnership models, such as the use of energy savings performance contracts and utility energy service contracts or other innovative models, that could be used to leverage private sector funding to increase energy productivity and reduce water, transportation, and other costs to cities and communities, including the results of the study under section 204; (C) available examples of proven methods for local governments and utilities to facilitate integration of smart technologies with new and existing infrastructure and systems