; and (B) the selection of— (i) the countries or regions targeted under the Program; (ii) priority activities funded through grants awarded under paragraph (4); and (iii) capacity-building needs of recipients of grants awarded under paragraph (4). (4) Disability inclusion grants (A) In general The Secretary of State may award grants to eligible implementing partners to administer grant amounts directly or through subgrants. (B) Eligible implementing partners For purposes of this paragraph, an eligible implementing partner is a nongovernmental organization or other civil society organization that— (i) has the capacity to administer grant amounts— (I) directly; or (II) through subgrants that can be effectively used by emerging new organizations of persons with disabilities; and (ii) has expertise in disability rights. (C) Priority The Secretary of State shall prioritize awarding grants under this paragraph to eligible implementing partners with experience operating or administering subgrants in countries for which the Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, in consultation with the United States Government Special Adviser and Senior Coordinator for the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development on Children in Adversity, has determined that there are significant populations of children living in residential institutions. (D) Subgrants An eligible implementing partner that receives a grant under this paragraph should seek to— (i) provide not less than 50 percent of the grant amount through subgrants to local organizations of persons with disabilities and other nongovernmental organizations working in country to advance the policy described in section 5; and (ii) provide, of any amount distributed pursuant to clause (i)— (I) 75 percent to organizations of persons with disabilities