; (iii) conduct privacy impact assessments for Federal activities that could negatively affect privacy; and (iv) ensure the privacy of individuals through the use of technologies with inherent privacy and security considerations. (2) Strategy (A) In general The Secretaries, acting through the Council, in consultation with industry entities, cities, and communities, shall develop a multiyear strategy for— (i) the coordination of activities and funding under paragraph (1)(A); (ii) the development of partnerships with the private sector relating to smart cities or communities; and (iii) the promotion of international cooperation with respect to smart city or community technologies and standards. (B) Requirement The Secretaries shall coordinate with the heads of any applicable Federal agencies to leverage private sector and non-Federal public investment in smart city or community technologies consistent with the strategy developed under subparagraph (A). (3) Assessment (A) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Labor, in consultation with the heads of other applicable Federal agencies, shall coordinate with such private and public organizations and units of local government as the Secretary of Labor determines to be appropriate regarding the preparation of a smart city or community technology workforce needs assessment. (B) Submission On completion of the assessment prepared under subparagraph (A), the Secretary of Labor shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress and the Council the completed assessment. (4) Coordination of funds In promoting the coordination of Federal funding relating to smart city or community activities under paragraph (1)(A) and in accordance with the strategy developed under paragraph (2)(A), each of the Secretaries shall— (A) track, with respect to the appropriate agency, the expenditures and planned expenditures of Federal funds for smart city- or community-related activities, together with leveraged non-Federal matching funds