; (3) the need in the area for jobs to be performed, including for jobs designated as a high-skill, high-wage or in-demand industry sector or occupation by the Secretary, State board, or local board; (4) a description of State, local, or philanthropic funding, including through coordination and in-kind or non-financial support, if any, that will be provided to assist in carrying out the job guarantee program; (5) an assurance that the eligible entity will establish— (A) a public internet website, in conjunction with the Secretary, to post all available jobs under the job guarantee program; and (B) a process for individuals to apply for such jobs; (6) a comprehensive plan to describe how the funding under the program will leverage existing or anticipated local, State, and Federal funding; (7) an assurance that necessary administrative data systems and information technology infrastructure are available, or will be available, to provide for full participation in the evaluation under subsection (k); (8) a description of how the eligible entity will comply with the requirements described in subsection (c)(6); (9) an assurance that the entity will enter into an allocation agreement with the Secretary under subsection (j)(2)(A); and (10) an assurance that energy and infrastructure jobs provided under the program will not exacerbate the impacts of climate change. (f) Selection In awarding such grant under this section, the Secretary shall consider diversity in geographic location, urban-rural composition, and political entity, including the representation of Tribal entities. (g) Amount of grant (1) Establishment of fund There is established in the Treasury of the United States a separate account to be known as the Job Guarantee Program Trust Fund (referred to in this section as the Fund ). (2) Transfers to fund There is hereby appropriated to the Fund amounts equivalent to— (A) taxes received in the Treasury under subchapter C of chapter 36 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986