; (ii) Federal investments in Federal and non-Federal infrastructure and assets promote resilience to the maximum extent practicable; and (iii) the adaptive capacity and resilience of State governments, local governments, territorial governments, the governments of Indian Tribes, and governments of Freely Associated States are maximized to the maximum extent practicable. (D) Council recommendations In developing the Strategy, the Chief Resilience Officer and working groups shall consider the recommendations of the Council. (E) Inclusions The Strategy shall include the following: (i) Information with respect to direct Federal Government adaptation and resilience response, including— (I) information on better preparing the United States for the adverse impacts experienced or anticipated to be experienced as a result of near-term and long-term climate hazards, including slow-onset hazards; (II) information on educating, engaging, or developing the skills of the workforce of the represented agencies with respect to topics related to environmental vulnerability and resilience to promote effective Federal resilience operations; and (III) an identification of opportunities and appropriate circumstances for represented agencies to better use natural infrastructure as an adaptation strategy. (ii) Information relating to the support of the adaptation of non-Federal partners and resilience groups, including— (I) methods for represented agencies to better collaborate and work directly with non-Federal partners to increase the resilience and adaptive capacity of State governments, local governments, territorial governments, the governments of Indian Tribes, the governments of Freely Associated States, and other non-Federal partners