; (VIII) innovative design partnerships with local schools and architectural firms; (IX) training and employment opportunities reserved specifically for local low- and very low-income people that were formerly incarcerated; and (X) stipends valued at not less than $250 per week to individuals participating in the workforce development program. (C) Compliance managers Not more than 10 percent of the amount of a grant received by an eligible entity under this paragraph may be used by an eligible entity to hire or otherwise retain reporting and compliance managers with sufficient expertise to ensure that the eligible entity can comply with the requirements of section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 ( 12 U.S.C. 1701u ). (2) Grants for deep energy retrofits The Secretary shall establish a grant program that provides amounts to eligible entities to conduct physical needs assessments and subsequent deep energy retrofits in public housing, including— (A) retrofits for— (i) energy-efficient windows; (ii) super insulation of roofs and exterior walls, including the addition of new cladding to buildings and the rerouting of plumbing and electricity; (iii) electrification of water heating and building heating systems using electric heat pumps; and (iv) electric heat pumps to provide air conditioning, where feasible; (B) strategies to increase airtightness of building envelope, including air sealant paints; and (C) acquisition and installation of heat-recovery ventilation systems. (3) Grants for energy efficiency, building electrification upgrades, and water quality (A) In general The Secretary shall establish a grant program that provides amounts to eligible entities for upgrades, replacements, and improvements in public housing to energy efficiency, building electrification, including for— (i) conducting physical needs assessments of public housing dwelling units; (ii) in-unit energy efficiency product upgrades, including upgrading to— (I) modern, energy-efficient insulation