; (B) provide sustained, consistent, and coordinated support for counter-UAS systems research, development, and evaluation, including through grants, cooperative agreements, testbeds, and testing facilities; (C) support education and training activities to prepare the United States workforce to use and interact with counter-UAS systems; (D) support partnerships to leverage knowledge and resources from industry, the Federal Government, State, local, and Tribal governments, National Laboratories, Counter-UAS Test Ranges, academic institutions, and others to advance research activities; (E) leverage existing Federal investments; and (F) promote hardware inoperability, open-source systems, and standards-driven hardware; (3) support research and other activities on the impacts of counter-UAS systems; (4) in consultation with the Council of Economic Advisers, measure and track the contributions of counter-UAS systems to United States economic growth and other societal indicators