; (C) program and project finance; and (D) Federal grant applications. (3) Demographic information of the population represented by the eligible entity, including— (A) population size; (B) average household income; (C) race; (D) education level; and (E) primary sectors of employment. (4) A statement describing why the eligible entity wants to develop a climate adaptation plan. (5) Information regarding the negative effects of climate change the eligible entity is, or is at risk of, experiencing. (6) Information regarding the strategy the eligible entity will use in the development of the climate adaptation plan to engage stakeholders, which shall include, as applicable to the eligible entity, representatives of youth, farmers, nongovernmental organizations, the scientific and technological community, trade unions, the business and industrial community, Indigenous communities that will be affected by the climate adaptation plan of the eligible entity, and neighboring jurisdictions. (7) The identity of the person who will lead the development of the climate adaptation plan. (8) A statement regarding whether the eligible entity will hire a third party to facilitate the development of the climate adaptation plan. (9) The expected timeline for development of the climate adaptation plan. (10) Actions the eligible entity plans to take to ensure that environmental justice communities within the population represented by the eligible entity are informed of the process for developing the climate adaptation plan. (d) Integration In developing a climate adaptation plan using amounts awarded under this section, an eligible entity shall, to the extent practicable, integrate such plan with other relevant existing plans, including any applicable— (1) hazard mitigation plan developed pursuant to section 322(a) of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act ( 42 U.S.C. 5165(a) ); (2) land use plan; (3) economic development plan; (4) capital improvement plan; (5) community comprehensive plan