; (ii) relevant changes in Federal Government structure, congressional authorities, or appropriations; and (iii) any other necessary improvements or changes identified by the Chief Resilience Officer. (C) Purpose and scope The Strategy shall describe strategies for the Federal Government, in partnership with non-Federal partners, to address the vulnerabilities of the United States described in the National Climate Assessment or other relevant analyses identified by the Chief Resilience Officer to ensure that— (i) the United States has an overarching strategic vision to respond to climate change that— (I) identifies national resilience goals and guides national adaptation efforts; (II) facilitates the incorporation of the resilience goals identified under subclause (I) into relevant national programs, operations, and strategies; (III) develops proactive, long-term, scenario-based strategies to plan for and respond to current and future disasters or environmental condition changes to human communities, natural resources and public land, and infrastructure and other physical assets; (IV) emphasizes forward-thinking adaptation strategies, including predisaster mitigation, that seek to overcome repeated impacts to vulnerable systems and communities; (V) prioritizes resilience efforts to support the most vulnerable human communities and the most urgent national resilience challenges, as determined by the Chief Resilience Officer in consultation with the working groups; (VI) avoids unnecessary redundancies and inefficiencies in national adaptation and resilience planning and response; and (VII) recognizes the vulnerability of natural systems to changing environmental conditions and underscores the importance of promoting ecosystem resilience to preserve the intrinsic value of nature and support ecosystem services relied on by human beings; (ii) Federal investments in Federal and non-Federal infrastructure and assets promote resilience to the maximum extent practicable