; (B) involve a substantial and effective collaborative network or partnership of public or private entities; (C) increase access to municipal, State, and federally owned or managed land; (D) include a right of first refusal for Tribal citizens or governments when land becomes available on or near Tribal communities; (E) involve mechanisms, such as a deed restriction or conservation easement, that restrict the resale value of eligible land to protect the land for agricultural use; (F) support the transition of agricultural land from existing producers to the next generation; (G) include assistance to non-English speaking intended beneficiaries in their own language; (H) include activities under subsection (e) designed to support farmworkers; and (I) support best-practices, as determined by the Secretary, for long-term adoption of consistent, science-based, site-specific practices designed to achieve conservation objectives. (e) Covered projects (1) Required use of funds An eligible entity that carries out a covered project shall provide direct assistance to intended beneficiaries in order to facilitate access to land, capital, and markets, which may include payments to— (A) acquire real property (including air rights, water rights, and other interests therein), including closing costs; (B) subsidize interest rates and mortgage principal amounts for intended beneficiaries; (C) provide down payment assistance to decrease farm mortgages; (D) secure clear title on heirs’ property farmland; (E) conduct surveys and assessments of agricultural land; (F) improve or remediate land, water, and soil; (G) construct or repair infrastructure; (H) support land use planning; (I) acquire legal or financial planning assistance; (J) carry out Tribal consultation; (K) support acquisition of a Department of Agriculture farm number