; and (2) conduct targeted outreach to representatives of public housing agencies, housing and tenant advocates, multifamily property owners and managers, energy efficiency organizations, State and local governments, multifamily finance entities, and other interested groups. 10. Workforce development Subtitle D of title I of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act ( 29 U.S.C. 3221 et seq.) is amended by adding at the end the following: 173. Grants for registered apprenticeship programs in certain industries (a) In general The Secretary shall provide grants to workforce development boards, labor organizations, nonprofit organizations, and businesses for the purpose of establishing training and registered apprenticeship programs with respect to the following industries: (1) Energy-efficient building, construction, and retrofit industries. (2) Deconstruction and materials use industries. (3) Energy efficiency assessment industry serving residential, commercial, or industrial sectors. (4) Manufacturers that produce sustainable processes and materials. (5) Building maintenance and management. (b) Requirements The Secretary shall require a recipient of a grant under this section, as a condition of receipt of such grant— (1) to advertise opportunities available as a result of such grant— (A) on a publicly available website; and (B) to dislocated workers; (2) to coordinate such program with related efforts of— (A) local governments and subdivisions thereof; and (B) labor, industry, and environmental advocacy groups; (3) on an annual basis, to submit to the Secretary a report with respect to the area served by the recipient on— (A) the availability of employment opportunities in the relevant field; (B) the risk of an increase in unemployment in such field