; and (3) explains how the proposed program or project is expected— (A) to enhance the resiliency of the water system to the anticipated hydrologic conditions; or (B) to increase efficiency in the use of energy or water of the water system. (e) Public sponsorship of private entities (1) In general If an applicant for a grant under this section is not a State or local government, an agency or instrumentality of a State or local government, or a Tribal government or consortium of Tribal governments, the program or project to be planned, designed, constructed, implemented, operated, or maintained through the grant shall be publicly sponsored. (2) Public sponsorship For purposes of this subsection, a program or project shall be considered to be publicly sponsored if the grantee demonstrates, to the satisfaction of the Administrator, that— (A) the grantee has consulted with the affected State, local, or tribal government in which the program or project is located, or that is otherwise affected by the program or project; and (B) such government supports the program or project. (f) Priority; diversity of project types In selecting grantees under this section, the Administrator shall— (1) give priority to owners or operators of water systems— (A) that are, based on the best available research and data, at the greatest and most immediate risk of facing significant negative impacts due to changing hydrologic conditions; and (B) whose proposed projects would most effectively deliver long-term solutions to those risks