; and (ii) in conducting a review required under clause (i), consider the resources available to Tribal members through the entity responsible for administering the universal service programs established under this section. (C) Grants (i) In general The Institute of Museum and Library Services shall make direct grants to essential community-serving institutions, including Tribal libraries and schools, and Indian Tribes for technical assistance initiatives regarding the application process for the E-rate program and the pilot program established under paragraph (2)(A). (ii) Coordination The Institute of Museum and Library Services shall coordinate with the Commission and the entity responsible for administering the universal service programs established under this section to— (I) promote public awareness of the grants described in clause (i); and (II) adjudicate application decisions relating to the grants described in clause (i). (iii) Authorization of appropriations There are authorized to be appropriated $25,000,000 to make the grants described in clause (i). (4) Coordination and performance measurement The Commission shall— (A) improve the reliability of the data of the Commission relating to institutions that receive universal service support by defining the term Tribal on the application for any such support; (B) develop performance goals and measures to track progress on achieving the strategic objective of the Commission of ensuring that all Indian Tribes have affordable access to broadband internet access service for educational purposes for students, teachers, librarians, and members of the community; (C) in coordination with the Institute of Museum and Library Services, identify, in the United States, all— (i) Tribal libraries; (ii) developing Tribal libraries; and (iii) Indian Tribes without adequate library services