; or (B) during hours other than regular working hours. (2) General projects (A) Criteria The Secretary may approve under this section demonstration projects that meet the following criteria: (i) There is a need for a new facility or program, such as a program for convenient care services, or an improvement in, increased efficiency at, or reorientation of an existing facility or program. (ii) A significant number of Indians, including Indians with low health status, will be served by the project. (iii) The project has the potential to deliver services in an efficient and effective manner. (iv) The project is economically viable. (v) For projects carried out by an Indian tribe or tribal organization, the Indian tribe or tribal organization has the administrative and financial capability to administer the project. (vi) The project is integrated with providers of related health or social services (including State and local health care agencies or other health care providers) and is coordinated with, and avoids duplication of, existing services in order to expand the availability of services. (B) Priority In approving demonstration projects under this paragraph, the Secretary shall give priority to demonstration projects, to the extent the projects meet the criteria described in subparagraph (A), located in any of the following Service units: (i) Cass Lake, Minnesota. (ii) Mescalero, New Mexico. (iii) Owyhee and Elko, Nevada. (iv) Schurz, Nevada. (v) Ft. Yuma, California. (3) Innovative health services delivery demonstration project (A) Application or request On receipt of an application or request from an Indian tribe, a consortium of Indian tribes, or a tribal organization within a Service area, the Secretary shall take into consideration alternative or innovated methods to deliver health care services within the Service area (or a portion of, or facility within, the Service area) as described in the application or request, including medical, dental, pharmaceutical, nursing, clinical laboratory, contract health