; (ii) the coordination of the MRRRI with other Federal, State, Tribal, and local programs; (iii) any funds transferred to relevant Federal agencies under this section; (iv) any grants awarded under this section; and (v) specific projects and activities carried out pursuant to this section. (5) Agreements In carrying out paragraph (4), the MRRRI Director may enter into agreements, as applicable, with relevant Federal agencies and non-Federal entities. (6) Tribal liaison The MRRRI Director shall appoint a Tribal Liaison within the Program Office to ensure enhanced interagency technical support, communication, and coordination with Tribal governments, Tribal organizations, and Tribal stakeholders, and to carry out other duties as determined necessary to meet the needs of Tribes. (c) Mississippi River Restoration and Resilience Initiative (1) Establishment There is established within the Agency the Mississippi River Restoration and Resilience Initiative to implement projects for systemic, large-scale restoration of the Mississippi River Corridor. (2) Focus areas Any project or activity carried out under this section shall address at least 1 of the following focus areas: (A) The improvement of water quality in the Mississippi River Corridor and drinking water quality in the Mississippi River States by— (i) reducing the amount of polluted runoff, excess agricultural nutrients, and sediment in the Mississippi River Corridor