; (C) a philanthropic organization; (D) a rural cooperative; (E) an entity with experience in the development of cooperatives; (F) an institution of higher education; (G) elementary or secondary education and kindergarten or pre-kindergarten centers; (H) a private entity; (I) a Tribal organization; (J) a metropolitan planning organization (as defined in section 134(b) of title 23, United States Code); (K) any other regional planning organization; or (L) any other entity, as determined to be appropriate by the Council; and (3) shall be composed of an odd number of members. (c) Revisions (1) In general Not more frequently than once every 5 years, a Council may submit to the one or more applicable States, or to the Secretary in the case of a Council established by an Indian Tribe, an application to revise the geographic boundary of the applicable area represented by the Council. (2) Final approval by Secretary An application submitted to one or more States under paragraph (1) shall be subject to final approval by the Secretary. 385D. Rural partnership block grants (a) Allocation of funds (1) In general Except as provided in paragraph (2), the Secretary shall allocate rural partnership block grant funds to Councils proportionately based on the population of each area represented by a Council. (2) High poverty rates The Secretary shall allocate to a Council an amount equal to 3 times the applicable amount under paragraph (1) with respect to each individual residing in a census tract, or a group of contiguous census tracts, that— (A) has a poverty rate of 20 percent or greater; and (B) is within or comprises the applicable area. (b) Distribution The Secretary shall distribute rural partnership block grant funds annually to each Council during the term of the rural partnership block grant. (c) Term A rural partnership block grant— (1) shall be for a term of 5 years