; and (B) may coordinate with States, law enforcement agencies, water resource management agencies, manufacturers, practitioners, pharmacists, public health entities, transportation and incineration service contractors, and other entities and individuals, as appropriate. (3) The take-back program established under paragraph (1)— (A) shall— (i) ensure appropriate geographic distribution so as to provide— (I) reasonably convenient and equitable access to permanent take-back locations, including not less than 1 disposal site for every 25,000 residents and not less than 1 physical disposal site per town, city, county, or other unit of local government, where possible; and (II) periodic collection events and mail-back programs, including public notice of such events and programs, as a supplement to the permanent take-back locations described in subclause (I), particularly in areas in which the provision of access to such locations at the level described in that subclause is not possible; (ii) establish a process for the accurate cataloguing and reporting of the quantities of controlled substances collected; and (iii) include a public awareness campaign and education of practitioners and pharmacists