; (ii) the development, storage, and use of clean energy resources; and (iii) bio-based manufacturing; (M) to rebuild and modernize infrastructure and expand investment to support agricultural diversification and supply chain development; (N) to promote integrated transportation, housing, energy, and economic development activities carried out across policy areas and governmental jurisdictions; (O) to coordinate business development, land use, housing, transportation, and infrastructure planning processes across jurisdictions and agencies; (P) to address public health needs, including— (i) access to mental health and substance abuse services; and (ii) access to healthy, locally, and regionally grown foods; (Q) to encourage entrepreneurship and the scale-up of existing business operations by— (i) improving access to capital, including market-based financing, such as angel, venture, equity, and equity-like capital; (ii) facilitating collaboration between entrepreneurs and institutions of higher education and applied research institutions for the purposes of commercialization of research or adoption of technology or processes; (iii) assisting with integration into a supply chain; and (iv) providing mentor, networking, and support services for entrepreneurs, including establishing business incubators or accelerators; (R) to develop innovative public and private collaborations for investments in the applicable area; (S) to use arts and culture for improvements in economic development, education, training, and quality of life; (T) to revitalize downtown corridors and other community centers to create vibrant, mixed-use neighborhoods; (U) to expand access to domestic and international markets for businesses and agricultural producers; (V) to lead development programming for organizations or cohorts of organizations included in the Plan; (W) to provide matching funds for other Federal funding if that other Federal funding is for a project that is in accordance with the goals of the Plan