; (B) the impact of landslides on— (i) health and safety; (ii) the economy and infrastructure; and (iii) the environment; (C) landslide hazard stabilization; and (D) reduction of losses from landslides. (4) Landslide hazard and risk preparedness for communities In carrying out the program, the Secretary, in coordination with the Secretary of the Army, the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of Homeland Security, the Secretary of Transportation, and the heads of other relevant Federal agencies, and in consultation with State offices, units of local government, territories, freely associated states, and Indian tribes, shall develop and disseminate— (A) landslide planning and risk reduction guidance, guidelines, maps, tools, and training materials to help inform State, territorial, freely associated state, local, and Tribal governments and decisionmakers with respect to— (i) the use and implementation of landslide hazard assessments; (ii) the applied use of the database developed under paragraph (3); (iii) reducing losses from landslides; and (iv) resources available for communities working to improve landslide hazard preparedness; and (B) landslide preparedness curricula and training modules for— (i) State, territorial, freely associated state, local, and Tribal officials; (ii) Federal, State, territorial, freely associated state, local, and Tribal emergency managers; and (iii) the National Guard. (5) Debris flow early warning system In carrying out the program, the Secretary, in coordination with the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of Homeland Security, shall expand the early warning system for debris flow by— (A) expanding the early warning system for post-wildfire debris flow to include recently burned areas across the western United States; (B) developing procedures with State, territorial, freely associated state, local, and Tribal governments to monitor stormwater drainage in areas with high debris flow risk