; (B) collect data appropriate for monitoring and evaluating the program carried out under the grant; (C) analyze and interpret data, or collaborate with academic or other appropriate institutions, for such analysis and collection; (D) participate in training for the purpose of informing and educating other entities regarding the experiences and lessons learned from the project; (E) collaborate with appropriate partners to disseminate information gained from the project for the benefit of other domestic violence programs; (F) establish mechanisms with other public or private groups to maintain financial support for the program after the grant terminates; (G) develop policy initiatives for systems change to address the barriers or awareness issue; (H) maintain relationships with local partners and continue to develop new relationships with national and State partners; (I) evaluate the implementation of the activities described in this paragraph; and (J) use up to 5 percent of funds awarded under this subsection to procure technical assistance from a list of providers approved by the Family Violence Prevention and Services program. (2) Duration The Secretary shall award grants under this subsection for 3-year periods. (f) Evaluation grants (1) In general The Secretary may award grants to eligible entities that have received an implementation grant under subsection (e) and that require additional assistance for the purpose of rigorous data analysis, program evaluation (including process and outcome measures), or dissemination of findings. (2) Priority In awarding grants under this subsection, the Secretary shall give priority to— (A) entities that in previous funding cycles— (i) have received a grant under subsection (d); or (ii) established population specific organizations that have demonstrated experience and expertise in providing population-specific services in the relevant underserved communities programs