; (E) to support the establishment of workplace policies and practices to reduce the risk of extreme heat illness among workers; (F) to educate such communities about how to respond to extreme heat events; and (G) to establish local, city, and county heat planning and heat-related emergency action plans. (4) Other projects that the Director determines will achieve a significant reduction in heat exposure or increased resilience to increased heat or extreme heat events. (f) Priorities In selecting eligible entities to receive financial assistance under this section, the Director shall prioritize entities that will carry out projects that provide benefits for historically disadvantaged communities and communities with significant heat disparities associated with race, ethnicity, or income. (g) Distribution of assistance (1) Communities with environmental justice concerns and low income communities Not less than 40 percent of the amount of financial assistance provided under this section in any fiscal year shall be provided to eligible entities to implement projects described in subsection (e) in communities with environmental justice concerns or low-income communities. (2) Equitable distribution The Director shall seek to equitably distribute financial assistance provided under this section based on geographic location or such other factors as the Director determines appropriate. 8. Authorization of appropriations (a) National Integrated Heat Health Information System Interagency Committee; National Integrated Heat Health Information System