; (B) partnerships with the Department of Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and public health departments in all 50 States and territories to respond to public health needs related to COVID–19 such as testing, contact tracing, or related activities; and (C) the capacity and ability of the State Commissions on National and Community Service to respond to the needs of State and local governments in each State or territory in which such State Commission is in operation. (3) Required factors of the study In examining new and existing programs, partnerships, organizations, and grantees as required under paragraph (2), the Corporation for National and Community Service shall examine— (A) the cost and resources necessary related to increased capacity; (B) the timeline for implementation of any expanded partnerships or increased capacity; (C) options to use existing corps programs overseen by the Corporation for National and Community Service for increasing such capacity, and the role of programs, such as AmeriCorps, AmeriCorps VISTA, AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps, or Senior Corps, for increasing capacity; (D) the ability to increase diversity, including economic, racial, ethnic, and gender diversity, among national service volunteers and programs; (E) the geographic distribution of demand by State due to the economic or health related impacts of COVID–19 for national service volunteer opportunities across the country and the additional volunteer capacity needed to meet such demand, comparing existing demand for volunteer opportunities to expected or realized increases as a result of COVID–19