; and (B) develop and submit to the Congress, not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this section, an effective and comprehensive Federal plan (including all appropriate Federal health programs) to increase the number of kidney transplants in minority populations. (2) Contents The report under paragraph (1)(A) shall at a minimum address each of the following: (A) Research on kidney transplants in minority populations, including such research on financial, insurance coverage, genetic, behavioral, and environmental factors. (B) Surveillance and data collection on kidney transplants in minority populations, including with respect to— (i) efforts to increase kidney transplants disease among Asian-American and Pacific Islander subgroups with end-stage renal disease; and (ii) efforts to increase kidney transplants in the American Indian population. (C) Community-based efforts to increase kidney transplants targeting minority populations, including— (i) the evidence base for such increases; (ii) the cultural appropriateness of such increases; and (iii) efforts to educate the public on the kidney transplants. (D) Education and training programs for health professionals (including community health workers) on the kidney transplants that are supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration, including such programs supported by the Bureau of Health Workforce, the Bureau of Primary Health Care, and the Healthcare Systems Bureau. 799C. Environmental and occupational health programs The Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shall— (1) support research into the environmental and occupational causes and biological mechanisms that contribute to kidney disease