; and (2) appropriate monitoring requirements to be required under subsection (c). (c) Monitoring and reporting As a condition of a grant under the program, the grant recipient shall comply with monitoring and reporting requirements to quantify project performance and communicate results. (d) Innovation competition (1) In general The Secretary shall make grants, through a challenge competition, to eligible entities for projects to carry out innovative approaches to eligible activities. (2) Listing The Secretary shall list the challenge competition under this subsection on www.challenge.gov (or any successor website of the Federal Government that lists challenge competitions run by Federal agencies). (e) Outreach, education, and technical assistance The Secretary— (1) may provide technical assistance for eligible activities; and (2) shall expand outreach and education with respect to carbon sequestration and best practices related to eligible activities. (f) Acceptance of outside funding The Secretary may accept nonappropriated funds, including funds from other public sources, private companies, nonprofit organizations, or foundations, to carry out the program. (g) Reports to Congress With respect to each project administered under the program, not later than 3 years after the awarding of the grant, at least every 2 years thereafter for the duration of the project, and not later than 180 days after the completion of the project, the Secretary, working with grantees and any other agencies of jurisdiction shall submit a report to Congress detailing— (1) the progress and accomplishments of the project in general; (2) a detailed summary and estimate of the volume of carbon sequestered due to project activities; (3) a summary of education and outreach efforts related to the project