; or (iv) leverage the use of non-Federal contributions to improve workforce data infrastructure, including staff capacity building. (4) Use of funds In addition to the activities described in paragraph (3)(B), an eligible entity awarded a grant under this subsection may use funds to carry out any of the following activities: (A) Developing or enhancing a State’s workforce longitudinal data system, including by participating and contributing data to the State’s data system, if applicable, that links with elementary and secondary school and postsecondary data. (B) Accelerating the replication and adoption of data systems, projects, products, or practices already in use in one or more States to other States. (C) Research and labor market data improvement activities to improve the timeliness, relevance, and accessibility of such data through pilot projects that are developed locally but designed to scale to other regions or States. (D) Establishing, enhancing, or connecting to a system of interoperable learning and employment records that provides individuals who choose to participate in such system ownership of a verified and secure record of their skills and achievements and the ability to share such record with employers and education providers. (E) Developing policies, guidelines, and security measures for data collection, storing, and sharing to ensure compliance with relevant Federal and State privacy laws and regulations. (F) Increasing local board access to and integration with the State’s workforce longitudinal data system in a secure manner. (G) Creating or participating in a data exchange for collecting and using standards-based jobs and employment data including, at a minimum, job titles or occupation codes. (H) Improving State and local staff capacity to understand, use, and analyze data to improve decisionmaking and improve participant outcomes. (5) Administration (A) Duration A grant awarded under this subsection may be for a period of up to 3 years. (B) Supplement, not supplant Funds made available