; (C) information regarding the effect of the disaster on education, transportation capabilities and dependence, housing needs, health care capacity, and displacement of persons; and (D) the extent of the unmet need. (2) Protection of personally identifiable information In carrying out this subsection, the President and the grantee shall take such actions as may be necessary to ensure that personally identifiable information regarding recipients of assistance provided under this section is not made publicly available by any agency with which information is shared pursuant to this subsection. (c) Use of funds (1) Administrative costs (A) In general A State or Indian Tribe receiving a grant under this section may use not more than 13 percent of the amount of grant funds received, or within such other percentage as may be established pursuant to subparagraph (B), for administrative costs, including costs related to audits, reviews, oversight, evaluation, and investigations. (B) Discretion to establish sliding scale The President may establish a series of percentage limitations on the amount of grant funds received that may be used by a grantee for administrative costs, but only if— (i) such percentage limitations are based on the amount of grant funds received by a grantee; and (ii) such series provides that the percentage that may be used is lower for grantees receiving a greater amount of grant funds and such percentage that may be used is higher for grantees receiving a lesser amount of grant funds. (2) Capacity building From funds made available for use under this section, the President shall provide necessary technical assistance to grantees to ensure grantees are compliant with Federal law, and capacity building and technical assistance, including assistance regarding contracting and procurement processes, including providing solicitation and contractual templates that conform to Federal requirements for use by grantees. (d) Allocation, process, and procedures