; (V) provides that such project will be carried out by the State agency directly, or through a State or local government entity or a nonprofit private entity; and (VI) provides that the State agency may use not more than 5 percent of such grant for activities associated with administering the project, such as oversight and data reporting. (iii) Selection criteria In selecting for approval on a competitive basis applications for grants under this subparagraph, the Secretary shall— (I) consider the capacity and relevant experience of the State agency (and the State or local government entity or the nonprofit private entity (if any)) that is proposed to carry out the project to achieve the goals of such project specified in the application, in providing effective employment and training programs (including employment and training programs under this Act and part A of title IV of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 601 et seq.)) for low-skill individuals; (II) consider whether such project has relevance for and could be replicated in other States; (III) consider the capacity of the applicant to measure the outcomes of such project; (IV) ensure that the projects, when considered as a group, will be carried out in a range of rural and urban areas, including those with high levels of poverty; and (V) in order to expand the number of households served or replicate successful strategies in other areas, give priority to— (aa) projects with proven results under the pilot projects authorized by subparagraph (F); and (bb) other successful programs, as measured by increased employment and earnings under the reporting requirements in paragraph (5). (iv) Reporting (I) Performance reports by grant recipients States that receive grants made under this subparagraph shall— (aa) measure and report the performance of their projects in accordance with paragraph (5); (bb) include a cost-benefit analysis that shows the benefits to project participants and to taxpayers under this Act