; (D) a plan for notification and consultation with local Tribal governments for the future sale of land, if applicable; (E) an analysis of anticipated benefits to the community and the agricultural economy within the project area; and (F) a plan for evaluation, data management, communication, and reporting of project findings and results. (2) Evaluation and selection of applications (A) Evaluation process The Secretary shall develop a process for evaluating and selecting applications submitted under paragraph (1) in collaboration with the stakeholder committee established under subparagraph (B). (B) Stakeholder committee (i) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish and convene a stakeholder committee to provide input on the distribution of funds and the evaluation and selection of applications submitted under paragraph (1). (ii) Consideration The Secretary shall ensure that the stakeholder committee includes perspectives from a diverse range of stakeholders, including diverse representation of geographic distribution and farming models, practices, and purposes. (C) Priority In selecting applications submitted under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall give priority to applications for covered projects that— (i) provide direct financial assistance to intended beneficiaries; (ii) involve a substantial and effective collaborative network or partnership of public or private entities; (iii) increase access to municipal, State, and federally-owned or managed land; (iv) include a right of first refusal for Tribal citizens or governments when land becomes available on or near Tribal communities; (v) 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; (vi) support the transition of agricultural land from existing producers to the next generation; (vii) include assistance to non-English speaking intended beneficiaries in their own language