; (2) advance digital equity at the eligible community anchor institution and within each such eligible community; and (3) help each such eligible community to prepare applications for funding from multiple sources, including from— (A) the various programs authorized under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act ( Public Law 117–58 ; 135 Stat. 429); and (B) other Federal, State, and Tribal sources of funding for broadband deployment, affordable broadband internet service, or digital equity. (d) Contents of local broadband plan A local broadband plan shall— (1) be developed in coordination with stakeholder representatives; and (2) with respect to support for infrastructure funding— (A) reflect an approach that is performance-based and does not favor any particular technology, provider, or type of provider; and (B) include— (i) a description of the demographic profile of each applicable eligible community; (ii) an assessment of the needs of each applicable eligible community, including with respect to digital literacy, workforce development, and device access needs; (iii) a summary of current (as of the date of the most current data published by the Federal Communications Commission) service providers operating in each applicable eligible community and the broadband offerings and related services in each applicable eligible community; (iv) an estimate of capital and operational expenditures for the course of action recommended in the local broadband plan; (v) a preliminary implementation schedule for the deployment of broadband required under the local broadband plan