; (C) how the grant funds will be used; (D) the expertise of the partnership, including its staff, in implementing the project to provide the proposed services; (E) how the partnership will implement or develop evidence-based best practices, including development of culturally informed evidence-based best practices, in carrying out the project, including references to applicable research; and (F) the partnership’s plan for gathering feedback from service recipients about the quality of the services, including contacts and resources, provided through the project; and (2) a memorandum of understanding that— (A) identifies each partner (including each agency of the unit of local government or Indian tribe or tribal organization, as applicable, involved) and is signed by a representative of each partner in the partnership carrying out the project; and (B) outlines— (i) the partnership’s engagement with the community, including members of the covered population, and the role the engagement played in developing the project; (ii) the financial and programmatic commitment of each partner, and the specific role of a law enforcement agency if involved in a backup role; (iii) the responsibilities of emergency dispatch operators, dispatchers, and partners in the national 911 system, in properly identifying calls in the community to be served necessitating a community-based emergency and non-emergency response and directing those calls to appropriate responders; (iv) the responsibilities of information and referral systems for essential community services (accessed in most localities by dialing 211) and the National Suicide Prevention Hotline (to be accessed by dialing 988) for participating in efficiently routing direct callers to services; (v) the responsibilities of each partner with respect to data collection and evaluation