; and (B) to reduce the likelihood of recidivism after release. (2) Case plans (A) Content Not later than 30 days after a prisoner’s initial admission, the Director of the Bureau of Prisons shall complete a case plan for that prisoner. The plan shall— (i) include programming and treatment requirements based on the prisoner’s identified criminogenic needs and risk factors, as determined by the Assessment System; (ii) ensure that a prisoner whose criminogenic needs and risk factors do not warrant recidivism reduction programming participates in and successfully complies with productive activities, including prison jobs; and (iii) ensure that each eligible prisoner participates in and successfully complies with recidivism reduction programming or productive activities, including prison jobs, throughout the entire term of incarceration of the prisoner. (B) Time constraints The Director of the Bureau of Prisons shall ensure that the requirements set forth in the case plan are feasible and achievable prior to the prisoner’s release eligibility date. (C) Notice to prisoner The Director of the Bureau of Prisons shall— (i) provide the prisoner with a written copy of the case plan and require the prisoner’s case manager to explain the conditions set forth in the case plan and the incentives for successful compliance with the case plan