; and (B) provide meaningful opportunity for engagement, comment, and consultation with relevant public stakeholders, particularly representatives of populations composed of individuals disproportionately affected by climate change, environmental justice communities, Tribal communities, health care providers, public health organizations, and scientists. (3) National strategic action plan components The national strategic action plan shall include an assessment of, and strategies to improve, the health sector capacity of the United States to address climate change, including— (A) identifying, prioritizing, and engaging communities and populations who are disproportionately affected by exposures to climate hazards; (B) addressing mental and physical health disparities exacerbated by climate impacts to enhance community health resilience; (C) identifying the link between environmental injustice and vulnerability to the impacts of climate change and prioritizing those who have been harmed by environmental and climate injustice; (D) providing outreach and communication aimed at public health and health care professionals and the public to promote preparedness and response strategies; (E) tracking and assessing programs across Federal agencies to advance research related to the impacts of climate change on health; (F) identifying and assessing existing preparedness and response strategies for the health impacts of climate change; (G) prioritizing critical public health and health care infrastructure projects; (H) providing modeling and forecasting tools of climate change health impacts, including local impacts, where feasible; (I) establishing academic and regional centers of excellence; (J) recommending models for maintaining access to health care during extreme weather; (K) providing technical assistance and support for preparedness and response plans for the health threats of climate change in States, municipalities, territories, Indian Tribes, and developing countries