; or (ii) otherwise determined by the Administrator to improve water-use efficiency. (B) Inclusions The term water-efficient upgrade includes— (i) a faucet; (ii) a showerhead; (iii) a dishwasher; (iv) a toilet; (v) a clothes washer; (vi) an irrigation product or service; (vii) advanced metering infrastructure; (viii) a flow monitoring device; (ix) a landscaping or gardening product, including moisture control or water-enhancing technology; (x) xeriscaping, turf removal, or another landscape conversion that reduces water use (except for the installation of artificial turf); and (xi) any other product, landscape, process, or service— (I) certified pursuant to the WaterSense program; or (II) otherwise determined by the Administrator to reduce water use or water loss, including products rated for water efficiency and performance under the Energy Star program. (8) Water loss control program The term water loss control program means a program to identify and quantify water uses and losses, implement controls to reduce or eliminate losses and leaks, and evaluate the effectiveness of such controls. (9) WaterSense program The term WaterSense program means the program established by section 324B of the Energy Policy and Conservation Act ( 42 U.S.C. 6294b ). 3. Water efficiency and conservation grant program (a) In general The Administrator shall establish a program to award grants to eligible entities that have established water efficiency incentive programs to carry out those water efficiency incentive programs (referred to in this section as the grant program ). (b) Distribution In carrying out the grant program, the Administrator shall award not less than 50 percent of the amounts made available to carry out this section in each fiscal year to eligible entities that service an area that— (1) has been designated as D2 (severe drought) or greater according to the United States Drought Monitor for a minimum of 4 weeks during any of the 3 years preceding the date of the grant award