; and (B) the processes for using data to improve instruction, optimize integrated student supports, provide for continuous program improvement, and hold staff and partner organizations accountable. (12) An identification of the fiscal agent, which may be any entity described in section 8012. (13) A list of Federal and non-Federal sources of funding that the eligible entity will secure to comply with the matching-funds requirement described in section 8011(d), including other programs funded by the Department of Education, or programs in the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Justice, or the Department of Labor. (c) Memorandum of understanding An eligible entity, as part of the application described in this section, shall submit a preliminary memorandum of understanding, signed by each partner entity or agency. The preliminary memorandum of understanding shall describe, at a minimum— (1) each partner’s financial and programmatic commitment with respect to the strategies described in the application, including an identification of the fiscal agent; (2) each partner’s long-term commitment to providing pipeline services that, at a minimum, accounts for the cost of supporting the pipeline (including after grant funds are no longer available) and potential changes in local government; (3) each partner’s mission and plan that will govern the work that partners do together; (4) each partner’s long-term commitment to supporting the pipeline through data collection, monitoring, reporting, and sharing; and (5) each partner’s commitment to ensure sound fiscal management and controls, including evidence of a system of supports and personnel. 8014. Use of funds (a) In general Each eligible entity that receives a grant under this subpart shall use the grant funds to— (1) implement the pipeline services, as described in the application under section 8013