; and (iii) employers are willing to hire workers to work remotely from the jobs accelerator in high-wage jobs; (B) the ability of the eligible entity to provide the non-Federal share as required under paragraph (2); (C) the speed of available broadband service and how the jobs accelerator plans to improve access to high-speed broadband service, if necessary, and leverage that broadband service for programs of the jobs accelerator; (D) the identification of a targeted industry cluster, including a description of— (i) data showing the existence of emergence of an industry cluster; (ii) the importance of the industry cluster to economic growth in the region; (iii) the specific needs and opportunities for growth in the industry cluster; (iv) the unique assets a region has to support the industry cluster and to have a competitive advantage in that industry cluster; (v) evidence of a concentration of firms or concentration of employees in the industry cluster; and (vi) available industry-specific infrastructure that supports the industry cluster; (E) the ability of the partnership to link rural communities to markets, networks, industry clusters, and other regional opportunities and assets— (i) to improve the competitiveness of the rural region; (ii) to repatriate United States jobs; (iii) to foster high-wage job creation; (iv) to support innovation and entrepreneurship; and (v) to promote private investment in the rural regional economy; (F) other grants or loans of the Secretary and other Federal agencies that the jobs accelerator would be able to leverage