; and (ii) develop and implement landslide hazard guidelines for— (I) geologists; (II) geological and geotechnical engineers; (III) emergency management personnel; and (IV) land use and other decisionmakers. (2) National strategy Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, and every 5 years thereafter, the Secretary, in coordination with the Committee, shall develop and publish a national strategy for landslide hazards, risk reduction, and response in the United States (including territories and freely associated states), which shall include— (A) goals and priorities for the program; (B) priorities for data acquisition, research, communications, and risk management on landslides and landslide hazards across relevant Federal agencies; and (C) a detailed interagency plan, which shall take into consideration national disaster preparedness, response, and recovery frameworks, to carry out the national strategy, including details about the programs, projects, and budgets that will be used to implement the national strategy. (3) National landslide hazards database In carrying out the program, the Secretary, in coordination with State offices, units of local government, territories, freely associated states, and Indian tribes, shall develop and maintain a publicly accessible national landslide hazard and risk inventory database to compile, maintain, standardize, and evaluate data regarding— (A) landslide hazards and risks; (B) the impact of landslides on— (i) health and safety; (ii) the economy and infrastructure; and (iii) the environment; (C) landslide hazard stabilization