; (B) a history of, and capacity to, leverage funding to amplify obesity prevention efforts in early care and education settings; (C) a history of working successfully with an evaluator to determine program effectiveness; (D) a history of, and capacity to, collaborate with the health sector on obesity prevention initiatives; (E) a history of, and capacity to, spread and sustain health initiatives; and (F) the ability to conduct at least 3 pilot programs to test innovative or evidence-informed approaches to engage families, including families of children ages birth to 5 years, or to pursue other innovative approaches in the promotion of healthy eating and physical activity. (2) Implementing partners In selecting States, territories, Indian Tribes or organizations, municipalities, or nonprofit organizations under a grant under this section, a grantee shall ensure that such partners— (A) serve populations that are racially, ethnically, socioeconomically, and geographically diverse; (B) represent a mix of rural and urban settings; (C) have a varied level of existing infrastructure, capacity, and other programmatic initiatives to address obesity prevention in early care and education systems