; or (II) a retailer that accepts the covered product from consumers (commonly known as retailer take-back ); or (ii) such other means as the Organization determines to be appropriate, including by establishing a collection program or service, including a program or service that provides collection from public spaces. (C) Compensation agreements (i) In general An Organization may comply with this subsection by entering into an agreement with a governmental or private entity under which the Organization compensates the entity for the collection of covered products. (ii) Requirement As part of a compensation agreement under clause (i), an Organization shall offer to provide reimbursement of not less than 100 percent of the cost to the entity of managing the covered products, including, as applicable, administrative costs, sorting, and reprocessing. (4) Managing collected covered products In carrying out this subsection, an Organization shall— (A) ensure that— (i) the collection means and systems used direct the covered product waste to— (I) facilities that are effective in sorting and reprocessing covered product waste prior to shipment in a form ready for remanufacture into new products; or (II) other facilities that the Administrator determines appropriately manage the covered product waste; (ii) covered products are managed in an environmentally sound and socially just manner at reprocessing, disposal, or other facilities operating with human health and environmental protection standards that are broadly equivalent to the standards required in— (I) the United States; or (II) other countries that are members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development; and (iii) the Program includes measures to track, verify, and publicly report that covered products are managed responsibly and not reexported to other countries; and (B) take measures— (i) to promote high-quality recycling that retains material quality