; and (B) prioritize the award of grants to eligible entities that— (i) contribute use of force data to the National Use-of-Force Data Collection of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; or (ii) contribute use of force data to or publish use of force data on a publicly accessible website, including a database maintained by a State, county, municipal, or Tribal agency. (4) Eligible projects A grant recipient shall use the grant for activities with the specific objective of improving clearance rates for homicides and firearm-related violent crimes, including— (A) ensuring the retention of personnel who are assigned to investigate homicides and firearm-related violent crimes as of the date of receipt of the grant; (B) hiring and training additional personnel who will be assigned to investigate homicides and firearm-related violent crimes; (C) developing policies, procedures, and training to improve clearance rates for homicides and firearm-related violent crimes, including implementing best practices relating to— (i) improving internal agency cooperation, organizational oversight and accountability, and supervision of investigations; (ii) developing specific goals and performance metrics for both investigators and investigative units; (iii) establishing or improving relationships with the communities the agency serves; and (iv) collaboration with and among other law enforcement agencies and criminal justice organizations; (D) training to address the needs of victims and family members of victims of homicides and firearm-related violent crimes or collaborating with trained victim advocates and specialists to better meet the needs of victims and family members of victims; (E) acquiring, upgrading, or replacing investigative, evidence-processing, or forensic testing technology or equipment; (F) development and implementation of policies that safeguard civil rights and civil liberties during the collection, processing, and forensic testing of evidence