; (II) savings and financial literacy; and (III) family stability; (ii) reduces the dependence of program participants on government assistance; and (iii) reduces poverty; (B) ensure that the project does not have phase-out rates that result in a net loss in the income of a program participant when the program participant increases wages or hours worked; (C) define the value of $1.00 in benefits as equal to $1.00 in earnings; and (D) consider the extent to which the methodology of the project evaluation and data collection under subsection (d)(4)(D) will— (i) produce rigorous results, using experimental designs that use— (I) random assignment; or (II) if random assignment is not feasible, another reliable, evidence-based research methodology that allows for the strongest practicable causal inference; and (ii) provide sufficient contextual information on the characteristics of the population served by the project, including demographic and geographic information, to assess the applicability of the project in other settings. (6) Notification Not later than 30 days after the date of approval of an application to carry out a project, the Board shall notify the congressional committees of jurisdiction of the approval. (f) Coordination of data and information Each head of an agency that administers a covered program shall cooperate with each participating State that obtains a waiver of eligibility requirements for the covered program to coordinate access to data and other information relating to the covered program. (g) Modifying or terminating projects (1) In general A participating State may submit a request to the Board to modify or terminate a project if the participating State determines that— (A) the project is not meeting the goals of the project