; (2) a copy of the agreement described in subsection (d); (3) the scope of work and budget for the project; (4) the number of enrollees needed to carry out the project; (5) a description of the manner in which the member organizations shall recruit, screen, and select enrollees; (6) a description of the manner in which the qualified entities will provide, through the project— (A) education, work experience, and work-based learning; and (B) training, such as basic skills training, the development of job-specific occupational skills, or other training activities, designed to lead to the attainment of an industry-recognized credential, including a description of the training that leads to the credential; (7) a description of the stipend, allowance, or other benefits an enrollee in the project will receive; (8) a description of the supportive services that an enrollee in the project will receive; and (9) information specifying how the member organizations will collect such information on the project and enrollees as the Secretary may require, and submit a report containing that information to the Secretary. (f) Fiscal agent The State board or local board shall act as the fiscal agent for the grant and shall distribute funds for the Civilian Conservation Corps project to the member organizations involved. (g) Eligible use of funds Qualified entities may use funds distributed for each Civilian Conservation Corps project, with goals relating to conservation, outdoor recreation, or other environmental matters, for— (1) education, work experience, and workforce investment activities outlined in section 129(c)(2) related to conservation, outdoor recreation, and other environmental industries; (2) other education and training activities that focus on career development in such industries; (3) activities leading to development and completion of the project; (4) activities for data collection, management, and reporting