; (B) a description of the manner in which the project funded under the grant will meet the health care needs of rural populations in the local community or region to be served; (C) a plan for quantifying how health care needs will be met through identification of the target population and benchmarks of service delivery or health status, such as— (i) quantifiable measurements of health status improvement for projects focusing on health promotion; or (ii) benchmarks of increased access to primary care, including tracking factors such as the number and type of primary care visits, identification of a medical home, or other general measures of such access; (D) a description of how the local community or region to be served will be involved in the development and ongoing operations of the project; (E) a plan for sustaining the project after Federal support for the project has ended; (F) a description of how the project will be evaluated; (G) the administrative capacity to submit annual performance data electronically as specified by the Director; and (H) other such information as the Director determines to be appropriate. (c) Rural health network development grants (1) Grants (A) In general The Director may award rural health network development grants to eligible entities to promote, through planning and implementation, the development of integrated health care networks that have combined the functions of the entities participating in the networks in order to— (i) achieve efficiencies and economies of scale; (ii) expand access to, coordinate, and improve the quality of the health care delivery system through development of organizational efficiencies; (iii) implement health information technology to achieve efficiencies, reduce medical errors, and improve quality; (iv) coordinate care and manage chronic illness