; (H) awareness among health care providers and public health professionals regarding neglected diseases of poverty in the United States; (I) public awareness of neglected diseases of poverty in the United States, particularly among high-risk groups; (J) the economic burden of neglected diseases of poverty in the United States; and (K) strategies and lessons learned from the United States Agency for International Development Neglected Tropical Diseases Program, particularly those that are most applicable to efforts to prevent, diagnose, and treat neglected diseases of poverty in the United States. (2) Consultation In developing the initial report under paragraph (1), the task force shall consult with appropriate external parties, including States, local communities, scientists, researchers, health care providers, individuals diagnosed with a neglected disease of poverty, public health professionals, and national and international nongovermental organizations. (d) Duties The task force shall— (1) review and evaluate the current actions and future plans of each applicable agency represented on the task force as described in subsection (b) to prevent, diagnose, and treat neglected diseases of poverty in the United States; (2) identify current and potential areas of partnership and coordination between Federal agencies and develop a unified implementation plan to prevent, diagnose, and treat neglected diseases of poverty in the United States; (3) make efforts to apply applicable strategies and lessons learned from the United States Agency for International Development Neglected Tropical Diseases Program when developing the implementation plan under paragraph (2); (4) establish specific goals within and across Federal agencies to prevent, diagnose, and treat neglected diseases of poverty in the United States, including metrics to assess progress towards reaching those goals