; (E) analyzing and improving operations related to the management, including financial management, of broadband facilities and to the efficiency of the entity; (F) collecting broadband infrastructure data; or (G) assisting with other areas of need identified by the Secretary. (2) Eligible entities To be eligible to obtain assistance under this subsection, an entity shall be— (A) a federally recognized tribe or tribal entity; (B) a State or local government, including any agency, subdivision, instrumentality, or political subdivision thereof; (C) a territory or possession of the United States; (D) an institution of higher education (including a 1862 Land-Grant Institution, 1890 Land-Grant Institution, 1994 Land-Grant Institution, Hispanic-Serving Institution, or Historically Black College or University); (E) a nonprofit organization described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986; (F) a cooperative or mutual organization; (G) a corporation; or (H) a limited liability company or limited liability partnership. (3) Selection priority In selecting recipients of grants under this paragraph, the Secretary shall give priority to organizations that have experience in providing technical assistance and training to rural entities. (4) National applications The Secretary shall allow applications for grants under this paragraph from qualified organizations for the sole purpose of providing on-site community technical assistance and training on a national or multi-State regional basis. (f) Assistance for community broadband mapping (1) In general The Secretary may make grants to eligible entities for the purpose of collecting broadband service data to assist the Secretary in— (A) establishing the availability of broadband service or middle mile infrastructure in a rural area; (B) determining the eligibility of a community for assistance under any broadband program administered by the Secretary; (C) undertaking a service area assessment under this section