; and (B) to improve Federal interagency coordination and Federal coordination with State, regional, local, and tribal partners. (2) Available funding opportunities (A) Identification The Director shall identify— (i) existing Federal grant programs and other funding opportunities available to support State and local government extreme weather resiliency planning efforts; or (ii) projects to advance extreme weather resiliency. (B) Publication The Director shall publish the information described in subparagraph (A) in the information portal identified in paragraph (3). (C) Responsibilities Each participating agency shall— (i) consider incorporating criteria or guidance into existing relevant Federal grant and other funding opportunities to better support State and local efforts to improve extreme weather resiliency; and (ii) evaluate and modify existing Federal funding opportunities, as appropriate, to maximize the return on investment for pre-disaster mitigation activities. (3) Information portal (A) In general The Plan shall— (i) include the establishment of an online, publicly available information portal for use by Federal agencies, their partners, and stakeholders, that directs users to key data and tools to inform resilience-enhancing efforts; and (ii) build off and be complementary to existing Federal efforts, including data.gov. (B) Maintenance The coordinating entity identified under paragraph (4) shall be responsible for establishing and maintaining the information portal. (C) Information supplied Information shall be supplied as requested by Federal agencies, their partners, academia, and private stakeholders, in coordination with regional, State, local, and tribal agencies. (D) Contents The information portal established under this paragraph shall direct users to coordinated and systematic information on— (i) best or model practices; (ii) data; (iii) case studies; (iv) indicators; (v) scientific reports; (vi) resilience and vulnerability assessments; (vii) guidance documents and design standards