; and (B) is carried out by an organization certified in sustainable electronic waste standards by an organization accredited by the National Accreditation Board of the American National Standards Institute & The American Society of Quality, or another accrediting body as determined appropriate by the Administrator. (3) Source reduction An eligible entity receiving a grant under this Act may use grant funds to carry out a project relating to source reduction, and such project may include— (A) educational programming and outreach activities to encourage behavioral changes in consumers that result in source reduction; and (B) product or manufacturing redesign or redevelopment to reduce byproducts, packaging, and other outputs if— (i) the applicable manufacturer— (I) is domestically-owned and operated; and (II) pays a living wage; and (ii) the redevelopment or redesign does not result in higher toxicity of the product or byproducts, more complicated recyclability of the product or byproducts, or increased volume of byproducts compared with the original practice. (4) Market development An eligible entity receiving a grant under this Act may use grant funds to carry out a project relating to market development with respect to source reduction and waste prevention, including by creating demand for sorted recyclable commodities and refurbished goods and promoting domestically-owned and operated manufacturing for projects relating to source reduction or waste prevention, provided that such project— (A) targets easily or commonly recycled materials which are disproportionately disposed of in landfills or incinerated; (B) addresses the reduction of the volume, weight, or toxicity of waste and waste byproducts; and (C) does not conflict with— (i) minimum-content laws, such as post-consumer recycled content requirements; (ii) beverage container deposits; (iii) programs funded through retail fees for specific products or classes of products that use such fees to collect, treat, or recycle such products