; and (II) conduct outreach to eligible youth and employers; and (ii) may— (I) use such amount to develop technology infrastructure, including data and management systems, to support such program; and (II) use not more than 30 percent of such amount to subsidize the wages of each eligible youth participating in such program. (B) Expansion activities A local area that receives an amount allocated under this section and, at the beginning of a program year, is carrying out a year-round employment program that meets all requirements under paragraph (2)— (i) shall use such amount to— (I) increase the number of year-round employment opportunities offered through such program, including unsubsidized or partly subsidized opportunities and opportunities in the private sector; (II) conduct outreach to eligible youth and employers; and (III) subsidize the wages of each eligible youth participating in such program; and (ii) may use such amount to enhance the activities required under paragraph (2)(B). (2) Local elements (A) Program Design (i) In general A year-round employment program receiving funding under this section shall match each eligible youth participating in the program with an appropriate employer, based on factors including the needs of the employer and the age, skill, and informed aspirations of the participant, for high-quality year-round employment, which may not— (I) be less than 180 days and more than 1 year; (II) pay less than the greater of the applicable Federal, State, or local minimum wage