monitoring and evaluation planning and reporting plan, including proposed staffing and reporting for that plan, including reporting on the extent to which the pilot makes it easier, quicker, and less costly for low-income Americans to access a variety of benefits, the extent to which the pilot will save administrative funds over the long-run, the extent to which the accuracy and integrity of the benefits programs included are maintained or improved, and the extent to which low-income households are able to more easily obtain free or low-cost banking services, (11) subcontract part of the pilot project implementation work to United States-based private businesses, banks, savings and loans, credit unions, co-ops and section 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations with relevant, successful experience in similar or related project activities, (12) incorporate a benefits calculator to enable applicants to learn how the receipt of some benefits might or might not impact whether they are eligible for other benefits and might impact the amount of those other benefits for which they are eligible, (13) include planning and funding for the pilot entities to train their staffs and clients to utilize the new technologies, (14) in rural and other areas without strong broad-band service, integrate activities under this grant with other activities to strengthen local-broad band service, (15) enable low-income Americans to obtain free or reduced price smart phones and free or reduced-price data services, (16) ensure that people without personal smart phone, tablet, or computer access are able to benefit from the systems and technological improvements in the pilot projects at public locations such as public libraries, community centers, and social service offices, (17) propose a detailed, workable plan to thoroughly beta test and field test any new technologies or systems in this pilot before making them available to all households, individuals, or the entire pilot area, and (18) identify the applicable Federal, State, local, or Tribal