; (v) whether taxation can be used to generate revenue for public entities receiving support under this subsection; and (vi) the feasibility of economic success for the entity receiving support under this subsection; and (B) may not consider external factors that will not impact the economic success of an activity. (3) Grants (A) In general The Unit may award grants to United States businesses and entities and governments in Americas partner countries under such terms and conditions as the Unit shall prescribe to carry out the purposes of the Americas Act . (B) Application requirement A grant under this paragraph may be made only to a United States business, a for profit or not-for profit entity registered in an Americas partner country, or a government of such a country (including a local government) that submits to the Unit an application at such time, in such manner, and containing or accompanied by such information as the Unit may reasonably require. (C) Priority In approving applications under this paragraph, the Unit shall give priority to applications that demonstrate the development of a private sector activity that will advance the economic objectives of the Unit described in subsection (b). (D) Approval limits Under this paragraph— (i) program managers may approve grants of not more than $4,999,999; (ii) the Deputy Chief may approve grants of not less than $5,000,000 and not more than $49,999,999; and (iii) the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Americas Partnership may approve grants of not less than $50,000,000. (E) Reporting (i) In general The Unit shall— (I) use the e-governance framework established under title I for management of and reporting on grants; and (II) protect all restricted personal information (as that term is defined in section 119 of title 18, United States Code) collected under clause (ii). (ii) Collection of information The Corporation shall carry out clause (i) by collecting information with respect to each such grant, including— (I) the beneficiary of the grant; (II) the amount