; (B) addresses the national priorities established by the Board; (C) is supported by the findings of the habitat assessment of the Partnership or the Board, and aligns or is compatible with other conservation plans; (D) identifies appropriate monitoring and evaluation measures and criteria that are compatible with national measures; (E) provides a well-defined budget linked to deliverables and outcomes; (F) leverages other funds to implement the project; (G) addresses the causes and processes behind the decline of fish or fish habitats; and (H) includes an outreach or education component that includes the local or regional community. (4) The availability of sufficient non-Federal funds to match Federal contributions for the fish habitat conservation project, as required by subsection (e). (5) The extent to which the fish habitat conservation project— (A) will increase fish populations in a manner that leads to recreational fishing opportunities for the public; (B) will be carried out through a cooperative agreement among Federal, State, and local governments, Indian Tribes, and private entities; (C) increases public access to land or water for fish and wildlife-dependent recreational opportunities; (D) advances the conservation of fish and wildlife species that have been identified by a State agency as species of greatest conservation need; (E) where appropriate, advances the conservation of fish and fish habitats under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq.) and other relevant Federal law and State wildlife action plans