selected populations will be identified, how they will be referred to the project, and how they will be enrolled in the project. (19) The evaluation design. (20) The metrics that will be used in the evaluation to determine whether the outcomes have been achieved as a result of the intervention and how the metrics will be measured. (21) An explanation of how the metrics used in the evaluation to determine whether the outcomes achieved as a result of the intervention are independent, objective indicators of impact and are not subject to manipulation by the service provider, intermediary, or investor. (22) A summary explaining the independence of the evaluator from the other entities involved in the project and the evaluator’s experience in conducting rigorous evaluations of program effectiveness including, where available, well-implemented randomized controlled trials on the intervention or similar interventions. (23) Any potential payment disputes related to the outcomes of the evaluation. (24) The capacity of the service provider to deliver the intervention to the number of participants the State or local government proposes to serve in the project. (25) A description of whether and how the State or local government and service providers plan to sustain the intervention, if it is timely and appropriate to do so, to ensure that successful interventions continue to operate after the period of the social impact partnership. (d) Project intermediary information required The application described in subsection (c) shall also contain the following information about any intermediary for the social impact partnership project (whether an intermediary is a service provider or other entity): (1) Experience and capacity for providing or facilitating the provision of the type of intervention proposed. (2) The mission and goals. (3) Information on whether the intermediary is already working with service providers that provide this intervention or an explanation of the capacity of the intermediary to begin working with service