; and (9) provide assistance in creating and obtaining accreditations and licenses that demonstrate proficiency or specialized skills related to climate resilience careers. (10) carry out the activities described in section 601(a) of this Act. (c) Eligible entities The following entities are eligible to apply for a grant under this section: (1) A State workforce development board or State workforce agency, a local government, or a local workforce development board or local workforce development agency. (2) An education and training provider. (3) A State apprenticeship agency. (4) An Indian Tribe or Tribal organization. (5) An industry or sector partnership, a group of employers, a trade association, or a professional association that sponsors or participates in a program under the national apprenticeship system. (6) A Governor of a State. (7) A labor organization or joint labor-management organization. (8) A qualified intermediary. (9) A nonprofit organization. (10) A co-operative. (11) A public institution of higher education at which the highest degree that is predominantly awarded to students is an associate’s degree, including 2-year tribally controlled colleges under section 316 of the Higher Education Act ( 20 U.S.C. 1059c ) and public 2-year State institutions of higher education. (12) A consortium or partnership among any of the entities under this subsection. (d) Requirements (1) In general A recipient of a grant under this section shall use such funds to do the following: (A) Train individuals to work in climate resilience jobs with community supporting wages specified in local climate resilience plans or for climate resilience disaster recovery and rebuilding jobs, including through pre-apprenticeship or apprenticeship programs. (B) Provide job placement assistance. (C) Develop a plan to publish aggregate demographic statistics for program entrants and graduates. (D) Provide wraparound support services to eliminate barriers to employment, as relevant to the specific populations served by the program,