; (B) aim to select applicants so that the awardees collectively span diverse geographies, with an intent to understand the impact of the pilot program under this section in urban, suburban, rural, and Tribal settings; and (C) not disqualify implementing organizations that were awarded grants under the pilot program in prior application cycles. (e) Program information The Secretary shall make available to grant recipients under this section information regarding existing Federal programs for which grant recipients may coordinate or provide assistance in coordinating applications for those programs in accordance with subsection (b)(3). (f) Grant number In each year in which an award is made under this section, the Secretary shall award assistance to— (1) not less than 2, and not more than 10, implementing organizations, as application numbers and funding permit; and (2) not more than 1 implementing organization in any State. (g) Loans that are not forgiven If a loan made by an implementing organization under subsection (b)(2) is not forgiven, the loan repayment funds may be reused by the implementing organization for a new whole-home repair grant or loan under this section. (h) Supplement, not supplant Amounts awarded under this section to implementing organizations shall supplement, not supplant, other Federal, State, and local funds made available to those entities. (i) Streamlining program delivery and ensuring efficiency To the extent possible, in carrying out the pilot program under this section, the Secretary shall— (1) endeavor to improve efficiency of service delivery, as well as the experience of and impact on the taxpayer, by encouraging programmatic collaboration and information sharing across Federal, State, and local programs for home repair or improvement, including programs administered by the Department of the Agriculture