; (2) to increase the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of civic operations and services, including public safety and other vital public functions; (3) to promote economic growth; (4) to enhance the use of electricity in the community and reduce pollution; and (5) to create a more sustainable and resilient community. (c) Other inclusions The report under subsection (a) shall include— (1) an analysis of efforts to integrate smart technology into rural communities across the United States; (2) an analysis of barriers and challenges faced by rural areas in integrating smart technology into their communities; (3) an analysis of Federal efforts to assist rural areas with the development and integration of smart technology into rural communities; (4) recommendations, if any, on how to improve coordination and deployment of Federal efforts to assist rural areas develop and integrate smart technology into their communities; (5) recommendations, if any, on how rural areas developing smart communities can better leverage private sector resources; and (6) guidelines that establish best practices for rural areas that desire to use smart technology to overcome local challenges. 12. Review of public benefit to rural communities on the creation of rural smart community demonstration projects (a) In general On completion of the report under section 11(a), the Council shall review the benefits of the creation of a rural smart community demonstration projects program for the purposes of coordinating Department of Agriculture rural development, housing, energy, and telecommunication programs, and other Federal programs specific to rural communities, to expand innovative technologies and address local challenges specific to rural communities. (b) Inclusions In the review under subsection (a) the Council shall determine whether a rural smart community demonstration projects program would— (1) demonstrate smart community technologies that can be adapted and repeated by other rural communities