; or (2) provide for ecosystem adaptation to the effects of sea level rise and other climate effects through— (A) facilitating landward migration of wetlands in response to rising sea levels; or (B) enhancing ecosystem resilience to flooding, ocean acidification, or coastal storms. (d) Grant evaluation criteria In reviewing applications for grants under the Program, the Administrator shall give priority to projects that exhibit the highest potential to— (1) mitigate greenhouse gas emissions long-term by— (A) reducing greenhouse gas emissions; or (B) capturing and storing greenhouse gases; (2) reinforce ecosystem resilience and adaptation by— (A) preparing for sea level rise in order to reduce vulnerability to sea level rise and erosion; (B) supporting resilience against flooding and sea level rise; or (C) restoring or enhancing ecosystem function; or (3) provide economic and social co-benefits by— (A) reducing the potential impact and damage of storms on the built environment; (B) advancing environmental justice by reducing the disproportionate impacts of environmental hazards on communities of color, Indigenous communities, and low-income communities; (C) providing jobs in coastal communities; (D) prioritizing natural infrastructure; (E) incorporating collaborative partnerships; or (F) involving local communities in project planning and implementation. (e) Eligible costs A grant awarded under the Program shall be available for all phases of the development, implementation, and monitoring of projects that are eligible under subsection (c), including— (1) preliminary community engagement, planning, and prioritization; (2) preliminary design and site assessment, including— (A) assessments of feasibility; (B) planning; and (C) community engagement; (3) final design and permitting; (4) restoration and project implementation