; and (ii) the need for such standards to be general enough to accommodate concerns relating to specific project sites. (B) Consultations In developing standards under subparagraph (A), the Administrator— (i) shall consult with the Chief of Engineers and the heads of relevant offices of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, such as the Office of Habitat Conservation, the Office for Coastal Management, and the Restoration Center; and (ii) may consult with relevant interagency councils, such as the Estuary Habitat Restoration Council, and State coastal management agencies. (d) Use of funds A grant awarded under this section to an eligible entity to carry out a living shoreline project may be used by the eligible entity only— (1) to carry out the project; and (2) to monitor and collect data on the successes and deficiencies of the project, in accordance with standards issued by the Administrator under subsection (f)(2). (e) Cost-Sharing An eligible entity that receives a grant under this section to carry out a living shoreline project shall provide, from non-Federal sources, not less than 50 percent of the funds toward the total cost, including administrative costs, of the project. (f) Monitoring and reporting (1) In general The Administrator shall require each eligible entity receiving a grant under this section (or a representative of the entity) to carry out a living shoreline project— (A) to transmit to the Administrator data collected under the project; (B) to monitor the project and to collect data on— (i) the protection provided by the project for the coastal community where the project is carried out; and (ii) the successes and deficiencies of the project in providing such protection; (C) to make data collected under the project available on a publicly accessible internet website of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration