; (D) jobs created and retained; (E) the growth in outdoor industries that provide capacity to carry out restoration and resilience projects; and (F) progress towards State-, Tribal-, and community-level resilience goals; and (2) recommendations to improve coordination, align Federal, State, or Tribal resources or existing authorities, and expand workforce capacity in outdoor industries that provide capacity to carry out restoration and resilience projects through legislative and administrative changes. 5. Restoration and Resilience Grant Program (a) Purposes The purposes of this section are— (1) to increase the capacity for— (A) planning, coordinating, and monitoring restoration and resilience projects on non-Federal land; and (B) providing support for collaboration and monitoring on Federal land; and (2) to support, on non-Federal land— (A) restoration and resilience projects; (B) efforts to improve wildfire resistive construction and reduce risks within the home ignition zone; and (C) projects to expand equitable outdoor access. (b) Establishment There is established a restoration and resilience grant program, to be administered by the Secretary, with the guidance of the Council, to provide grants or pay-for-performance contracts from the Fund to eligible entities for the purposes described in subsection (a). (c) Regional coordination The Secretary and the Council shall, to the maximum extent practicable— (1) seek input from and coordinate with State or regional efforts, initiatives, and partnerships to restore ecological integrity on Federal land and non-Federal land