; (iii) unemployed; (iv) seeking employment pathways out of poverty and into economic self-sufficiency; (v) at-risk youth; or (vi) formerly incarcerated, ad­ju­di­ca­ted, nonviolent offenders; or (C) with respect to eligible entities that are institutions of higher education, have a high percentage of low-income or minority students. (3) Geographic distribution The Secretary shall, to the extent practicable, award grants under this section in a manner that provides for a reasonable geographic distribution, except that the Secretary shall not be required to award grants equally among different regions of the United States. (g) Matching requirements A grant awarded under this section may not be used to satisfy any non-Federal funds matching requirement under any other provision of law. (h) Grantee data collection (1) In general A grantee, with respect to the educational or career training program for which the grantee received a grant under this section, shall collect and report to the Secretary on an annual basis the following: (A) The number of participants in the educational or career training program. (B) The services received by such participants, including a description of training, education, and supportive services. (C) The amount spent by the grantee per participant. (D) The rate of job placement of participants in the offshore wind industry or related fields. (E) The rate of employment retention— (i) if the eligible entity is not an institution of higher education, 1 year after completion of the educational or career training program