; or (2) a public agency or department that is not a law enforcement agency, but that is an agency or department primarily dedicated to the prevention of violence or community safety. (k) Reports Not later than 1 year after the date on which the first 5-year grant period under this section ends, the Director shall publish a report identifying best practices for cities implementing evidence-based violence intervention initiatives. (l) Rewarding success (1) In general The Director may reserve not more than 10 percent of the funds appropriated for a fiscal year under subsection (o) for supplemental incentive funds to be distributed to grantees outside the competitive grant process in accordance with paragraph (2). (2) Distribution of additional funds The Director may distribute amounts reserved under paragraph (1), in the discretion of the Director, to a grantee under subsection (b) that has— (A) implemented the grant for not less than 2 years; (B) demonstrated exceptional commitment and progress toward implementing the violence reduction initiatives of the grantee; and (C) shown that the grantee would likely achieve more substantial reductions in violence with additional Federal funding. (3) Federal share Subsection (i) shall not apply to any amounts distributed to a grantee under this subsection. (4) Explanation of distribution Upon distributing supplemental incentive funds to a grantee, the Director shall publish a statement on the website of the Bureau of Justice Assistance that clearly explains the basis for the decision to award these funds to a particular grantee. (m) Evaluation and technical assistance The Director may reserve not more than 8 percent of the funds appropriated for a fiscal year under subsection (o) for the purpose of— (1) contracting with or hiring technical assistance providers with experience implementing community-based violence reduction initiatives