; (B) to conduct research and scientific innovation; and (C) to develop and deliver timely and accessible decision support services, solutions, tools, and information to inform planning, preparedness, and risk-reducing actions across timescales; (2) coordinate and collaborate with the international community and global partners to conduct research and learn from, leverage, and contribute to global knowledge as it pertains to predicting and preventing the impacts of increased heat; (3) enhance observations, surveillance, monitoring, and analysis necessary for the activities described in paragraphs (1) and (2); and (4) communicate, educate, and build awareness regarding the risks and impacts of increased heat and extreme heat events to communities, educational and economic sectors, Tribal governments, and other relevant stakeholders. (e) Data management (1) Availability The Director shall coordinate with interagency partners to ensure that data and metadata associated with the System is fully and openly available, within the legal right to redistribute, in accordance with chapter 31 of title 44, United States Code (commonly known as the Federal Records Act of 1950 ), and the Federal Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2018 ( Public Law 115–435 ;132 Stat. 5529) and the amendments made by that Act, to maximize use of such data to support the goals of the System. (2) National Centers for Environmental Information The Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere shall manage, maintain, and steward archival data and metadata associated with the System within the National Centers for Environmental Information. (f) Research program The Director shall develop and implement a climate and health research grant program, in coordination with the financial assistance program under section 7 and other Federal programs— (1) to improve understanding of— (A) the climate epidemiology and social, behavioral, and economic drivers of heat-health vulnerability and risk