; (B) serve as a strategic planning resource that helps the eligible entity work across agencies or departments of the eligible entity (including political subdivisions of the eligible entity), and through collaborations with other eligible entities receiving such a grant to serve an area in the jurisdiction of the first eligible entity, to transform the infrastructure and coordination of key services, supports, and initiatives described in paragraph (3) for covered individuals, through public or private programs operating in the jurisdiction of the eligible entity; (C) enable a qualified leader of the eligible entity to communicate a clear vision, and priorities, for a period of not less than 10 years for the eligible entity with respect to the transformation described in subparagraph (B); (D) guide policy of the eligible entity (including a political subdivision of the eligible entity), including through public or private programs, and through funding priorities, to assist people in the jurisdiction of the eligible entity in aging with dignity and autonomy; (E) include at least one goal for each of the key aging issues described in paragraph (4) and develop initiatives to carry out each such goal; (F) be more comprehensive than the area plans approved under section 306 by the State agency prior to the date of the creation of the Plan; (G) be more comprehensive than the State plans approved under section 307 by the Assistant Secretary prior to the date of the creation of the Plan; and (H) be created through a planning process that builds on the planning processes for the area plans described in subparagraph (F) and the State plans described in subparagraph (G). (3) Key services, supports, and initiatives The key services, supports, and initiatives described in this paragraph may include— (A) disease prevention and health promotion services, long-term care services and supports, human services, and any other public health or health care, services, supports, or initiatives