; (2) steps taken to evaluate various management strategies in the context of future climate scenarios; (3) how tools and solutions identified by the program have been or will be implemented in fishery science and management; and (4) the degree to which equity in outcomes of fulfilling programmatic duties was achieved as required by subsection (a)(9). . 406. Climate-ready fisheries innovation program (a) Climate-Ready fisheries innovation program Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Administrator shall establish a program, including grants, to develop innovative tools and approaches designed to increase the adaptive capacity of fishery management to the impacts of climate change. In administering such program, the Administrator shall— (1) develop science and management approaches that address regional and national priorities to improve the conservation and management of fishery resources under current and anticipated climate impacts; (2) provide for routine consultation with fishery managers and scientists in order to maximize opportunities to incorporate results of the program in fishery management actions; (3) promote adoption of methods developed under the program in fishery management plans developed by the Regional Fishery Management Councils; (4) provide information and outreach to the private sector and academic sector to encourage development of tools and approaches to manage the effects of climate change on fisheries; and (5) provide information and outreach to fishery participants to increase understanding of and encourage adoption and use of tools and approaches developed under the program. (b) Coordination of the program (1) The Administrator shall establish a process to ensure coordination with and outreach to— (A) regional offices and science centers of the National Marine Fisheries Service; (B) the Regional Fishery Management Councils; (C) the scientific and statistical committees of such Fishery Management Councils