; (D) to not duplicate the work of other institutions or displace current profit-making ventures; (E) to leverage existing infrastructure and staff in eligible countries to allow for the immediate launch of projects; (F) to demonstrate— (i) the ability to sustainably maintain and build on the outcomes of the project after the Foundation funding has ended; or (ii) a plan to strengthen the capacity of, and transfer skills and technologic tools to, local enterprises, organizations, or institutions to manage projects and other funded entities after the Foundation funding has been expended; (G) to consider projects that meet the highest needs of food insecure populations based on food security and malnutrition assessments; and (H) to not duplicate the efforts included in the comprehensive global food security strategy implemented pursuant to section 5 of the Global Food Security Act of 2016 ( 22 U.S.C. 9304 ). (b) Eligible countries (1) In general Before entering into any project agreement pursuant to this section, the Board shall— (A) establish criteria to determine country eligibility for the award period; and (B) identify not more than 10 countries to receive support during such award period that— (i) are committed to make necessary policy reforms, in accordance with subsection (a)(2), to help transform food systems; (ii) have demonstrated leadership to modernize their agricultural food systems; (iii) are committed to cofinance and sustain long-term projects implemented by the Foundation; (iv) are committed to collaborate with key stakeholders to increase agricultural production, strengthen resilient food systems, improve food safety or processing, increase access to safe, affordable, and nutritious foods, and improve related logistics and supply chain processes