; and (B) increasing the Federal Government response and strategy to fight climate change for the security of the United States and the international community; (3) allow each member of the Working Group to act as a representative for the Working Group within the Federal department or agency of such member to facilitate implementation of the Working Group policies within such department or agency; (4) ensure that all relevant Federal departments or agencies comply with appropriate guidelines, policies, and directives from the Working Group, the Department of State, and other Federal departments or agencies with responsibilities relating to climate change; (5) ensure that Federal departments or agencies, State governments, and relevant congressional committees, in consultation with nongovernmental organizations and policy experts in the field and State and local government officials who administer or direct policy for programs relating to climate change and women— (A) have access to, receive, and appropriately disseminate best practices in the administration of programs; (B) have adequate resources to maximize the public awareness of such programs; (C) increase the reach of such programs; (D) share relevant data; and (E) issue relevant guidance; and (6) identify and disseminate best practices for improved data collection on the part of each agency and department relevant to the disparate impact of climate change on women, including in— (A) unpaid care work; (B) community advocacy, activism, and representation; (C) women and girls’ access to education; (D) access to comprehensive health care, include reproductive health and rights; (E) desertification and food insecurity; (F) community infrastructure, multi-level Government adaptability, and climate-resilience; (G) climate and weather-related crisis response including safety from gender-based violence