; (C) the extent to which climate change, including risk assessments, resilience, adaptation, and mitigation, is currently incorporated into technical assistance, outreach, grant, and loan programs, as well as the extent to which and programs where such integration is lacking; (D) partnerships and coordination with Federal, State, and local agencies and authorities, as well as volunteer and private entities; (E) data collection, management, and analysis; (F) recommendations regarding how FEMA can better incorporate climate change throughout FEMA policies, plans, programs, strategies, and operations, which shall address— (i) risk assessments, including ways to more comprehensively predict and incorporate current and future risks as they relate to climate change; (ii) strategies to increase climate change adaptation, mitigation, and resilience in communities throughout the United States; (iii) ways to ensure that investments and strategies around climate change adaptation, mitigation, and resilience benefit all communities, especially frontline communities; (iv) critical information, communication, and policy gaps, barriers, and challenges; (v) technical assistance, outreach, grant, and loan programs, including ways that FEMA can use and expand such programs to increase climate change preparedness throughout the emergency management community, and strengthen climate change adaptation, mitigation, and resilience across the United States, particularly in frontline communities; (vi) coordination with all relevant partners, including Federal, State, and local agencies and authorities, as well as private entities and volunteers; (vii) monitoring, recording, and analyzing FEMA actions, data management, and budget allocations to help advance climate resilience; (viii) methodologies for integrating and disseminating scientific knowledge of projected climate change impacts and risks, and other relevant data and information, into policies, guidance, and public communications