and award grants to up to 10 States to develop and carry out demonstration projects for the purposes of evaluating the impact of different engagement strategies in State TANF programs on employment, earnings, family stability, and other outcomes on a subset of families in the State with a work-eligible individual who receive assistance under such programs. (B) Requirements In selecting and awarding grantees, the Secretary shall prioritize regional diversity and select demonstration projects that represent both urban and rural populations. (C) Applications In order to be selected to carry out a demonstration project under this subsection, a State shall submit an application to the Secretary, at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary shall require. (2) Requirements (A) Outcomes and measures The Secretary, in collaboration with the States selected to carry out demonstration projects under this subsection, shall determine a core set of outcomes and measures that the States carrying out such projects shall report on. At a minimum, the core set of outcomes and measures shall include standard measures of employment, earnings, program participation, receipt of means-tested benefits or assistance, poverty, and deep poverty that have been included in previous evaluations of this type for the 4 years following the quarter in which such individuals first participated in the project. (B) Other measures In addition to the core set of outcomes and measures, a State carrying out a demonstration project under this subsection may select and specify supplemental targeted outcomes the State seeks to achieve through the demonstration project and how such outcomes shall be measured. If a State demonstration project focuses on intensive employment and training engagement strategies, to the extent possible, the State shall ensure the outcome measures align with those used under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act ( 29 U.S.C. 3101 et seq.). (C) Caseload All families participating in a