; and (ii) educational attainment of parents; and (B) two or more of the following outcomes: (i) Improved financial stability of families, including increased financial capability of, and savings for, parents and children, achieved through increased earning potential and enhanced financial decisionmaking skills of parents and children. (ii) Increased access for parents and children to programs that foster healthy parent-child relationships. (iii) Increased opportunities for all family members to participate in programs that address the mental health needs of parents and children. (iv) Improved education of parents and children on obesity prevention and nutrition, and a subsequent reduction in rates of obesity and related diseases among parents and children. (v) Improved maternal and child health, including social and emotional health and development of mothers and children. (3) Cost-effective outcomes In achieving the primary outcomes described in paragraph (2), each 2-generation program shall make better use of budgetary resources to seek enhanced outcomes that are cost-effective for regions, communities, or vulnerable populations. 202. General provisions (a) Lead agencies The Director of the Office of Management and Budget shall, in collaboration with the Council— (1) designate a lead agency from among the Council agencies for the purpose of carrying out the 2-generation program described in title III