; (C) is developed in coordination with the entities described in section 103(c); (D) assists agencies to coordinate funding; and (E) identifies projects— (i) in the Mexican Tijuana River watershed; (ii) in the American Tijuana River watershed; and (iii) that address transboundary flows that affect coastal communities in and near the Tijuana River watershed. (2) Development In developing the priority list under paragraph (1), the Administrator shall— (A) use the best available science, including any relevant findings and recommendations of a watershed assessment conducted by Federal, State, and local agencies; (B) carry out and fund science development, monitoring, or modeling as needed to inform project development and assessment; and (C) include, in order of priority, potential or proposed water quality or stormwater projects for the restoration and protection of the Tijuana River that— (i) would help— (I) to achieve and maintain the water quality standards for— (aa) public health; (bb) recreational opportunities; (cc) scenic resources; and (dd) wildlife and habitat; and (II) to address water needs in the Tijuana River watershed, including through water reuse and water recycling; and (ii) would identify responsible agencies and funding sources through coordinated efforts by the entities described in section 103(c). 105. Grants, agreements, and assistance (a) In general In order to carry out the purposes of the program as described in section 101(b), the Administrator may— (1) provide grants and technical assistance to the Commissioner, State and local governments, nonprofit organizations, and institutions of higher education, in both the United States and Mexico