; (B) the name of the entity or individual with overall responsibility for the project; (C) a description of— (i) the qualifications of the entity or individuals that will conduct the project; (ii) methods for project implementation and outcome assessment; (iii) staffing and stakeholder engagement for the project; (iv) the logistics of the project, including cost estimates and timelines; (v) anticipated outcomes; (vi) mechanisms to ensure adequate local public participation in project development and implementation; and (vii) how the project will promote sustainable, effective, long-term programs to conserve plant populations on the Pacific Islands; (D) demonstrated sensitivity to local historic and cultural resources and compliance with applicable laws; (E) assurances that the project will be implemented in consultation with relevant wildlife management authorities, Tribes, and other appropriate government officials; (F) information that demonstrates the clear potential of the project to contribute to the conservation of threatened and endangered plant species on the Pacific Islands; (G) information regarding the source and amount of matching funding available for the project; and (H) such other information as the Secretary may require. (c) Project review and approval (1) In general The Secretary shall annually— (A) not later than 30 days after receiving a project proposal, provide a copy of the proposal to other Federal officials, as appropriate; and (B) review each project proposal in a timely manner to determine whether the proposal meets the criteria specified in subsection (d). (2) Consultation; approval or disapproval Subject to the availability of funds, the Secretary shall, with respect to each project proposal submitted under this section, and after consulting with other Federal officials, as appropriate— (A) consult with respect to the proposal with the government of the State or territory in which such project is to be conducted