; (B) tourism and recreational use; (C) benefits to fisheries; (D) nutrient removal; (E) number of jobs that are directly or indirectly attributable to blue carbon ecosystems; and (F) total economic activity that is attributable to such blue carbon ecosystems. (9) An assessment of the social and economic makeup of the communities served by blue carbon ecosystems. 104. Blue Carbon Partnership Grant Program (a) Establishment The Administrator shall establish a competitive grant program entitled the Blue Carbon Partnership Grant Program to, beginning not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, provide funds to eligible entities for projects that— (1) protect and restore blue carbon stocks, oceanic blue carbon, and coastal blue carbon ecosystems and increase the long-term carbon storage; and (2) contribute to priorities identified in the most recent strategic plan developed by the interagency working group. (b) Eligible recipients A person or entity is eligible to receive a grant under the grant program if such person is— (1) a voluntary private landowner or group of landowners; (2) a State agency responsible for managing natural resources or wildlife; (3) an Indian Tribe; (4) a unit of local government; (5) a nonprofit organization or land trust; (6) an institution of higher education and research; or (7) any group of entities described in paragraphs (1) through (6). (c) Requirements In administering the grant program under this section, the Secretary shall use the criteria, guidelines, contracts, reporting requirements, and evaluation metrics developed by the interagency working group. (d) Selection criteria In evaluating applications for the program from eligible entities, the Administrator shall give priority to proposed eligible restoration activities that— (1) would result in long-term protection and sequestration of carbon stored in coastal and marine environments; and (2) (A) would protect key habitats for fish, wildlife, and the maintenance of biodiversity