; and (D) reduce barriers, lower costs, and ease administrative burdens for State, local, and Tribal governments to participate in Federal broadband programs. (2) Required contents The Strategy shall— (A) list all— (i) Federal broadband programs; and (ii) programs known to the NTIA that exist at the State and local levels that are directly or indirectly intended to increase the deployment of, access to, the affordability of, or the adoption of broadband internet access service; (B) describe current, as of the date on which the Strategy is submitted, Federal efforts to coordinate Federal broadband programs; (C) identify gaps, limitations, and requirements, including with respect to laws and data, that hinder, or may hinder, coordination across Federal broadband programs; (D) establish clear roles and responsibilities for the heads of the covered agencies, as well as clear goals, objectives, and performance measures, for— (i) the management of all Federal broadband programs; and (ii) interagency coordination efforts with respect to Federal broadband programs; (E) address the sources and types of resources and investments needed by covered agencies to carry out the Strategy, and where those resources and investments should be targeted based on balancing risk reductions with costs; (F) address factors that increase the costs and administrative burdens for State, local, and Tribal governments with respect to participation in Federal broadband programs; (G) recommend incentives, legislative solutions, and administrative actions to help State, local, and Tribal governments more efficiently— (i) distribute, and effectively administer, funding received from Federal broadband programs; and (ii) resolve conflicts with respect to the funding described in clause (i); (H) recommend incentives, legislative solutions, and administrative actions to— (i) improve the coordination and management of Federal broadband programs; and (ii) eliminate duplication with respect to Federal broadband programs