; and (5) to provide a single report each year, based on the model report developed under section 201(b)— (A) in lieu of reporting, recordkeeping, auditing, or similar requirements or procedures associated with the integrated Federal programs; and (B) without the need for a waiver to be granted under section 107. 102. Eligible Federal programs To be eligible for integration into a Plan, a Federal program must meet the following criteria with respect to the purpose and nature of funding: (1) Purpose The Federal program is implemented for a purpose that helps to address environmental resiliency, which may include advancing such purpose through— (A) climate resilience, mitigation, or relocation; (B) disaster relief, preparedness, or prevention; (C) environmental remediation; (D) housing; (E) infrastructure maintenance or development; (F) economic development; (G) land management (including purchasing, leasing, and fee-to-trust); (H) capacity building; (I) real estate services; (J) natural resources management or development; (K) energy or utility services; and (L) any purpose relating to, or otherwise supporting or facilitating, a purpose described in subparagraphs (A) through (K). (2) Nature of funding The funding of the Federal program is provided based on— (A) the eligibility of an Indian Tribe or members of an Indian Tribe to receive funds— (i) under a statutory or administrative formula making funds available to the Indian Tribe or members of the Indian Tribe; or (ii) based solely or in part on the status of the Indian Tribe or members of the Indian Tribe as Indians under Federal law; (B) the fact that an Indian Tribe or members of an Indian Tribe have secured funds as a result of a noncompetitive process or a specific designation; (C) a competitive process under which Indian Tribes are designated eligible recipients, regardless of whether the competitive funding is for the benefit of the Indian Tribe because of the status of the Indian Tribe or the status of the beneficiaries the funding serves