; (C) conduct risk-based monitoring and evaluation of fraud risk management activities with a focus on outcome measurement; (D) collect and analyze data from reporting mechanisms and instances of detected fraud for real-time monitoring of fraud trends; (E) use the results of the monitoring, evaluations, and investigations to improve fraud prevention, detection, and response; (F) plan regular fraud risk assessments and assess risks to determine a fraud risk profile; (G) develop, document, and communicate an antifraud strategy, focusing on preventative control activities; (H) consider the benefits and costs of controls to prevent and detect potential fraud and develop a fraud response plan; and (I) establish collaborative relationships with stakeholders and create incentives to help ensure effective implementation of the antifraud strategy. (i) Annual report to congress Until the year in which all covered grants have expired, the Under Secretary shall submit to Congress an annual report that, for the year covered by the report— (1) identifies each eligible entity that received a covered grant and the amount of the covered grant; (2) describes the progress each eligible entity described in paragraph (1) has made toward accomplishing the overall purpose of the Grant Program, as described in subsection (c); (3) summarizes the job placement status or apprenticeship opportunities of students who have participated in each training program; (4) includes the findings of any audits conducted by the Inspector General of the Department of Commerce under subsection (h)(1) that were not included in the previous report submitted under this subsection; and (5) includes information on— (A) the progress of each eligibly entity towards the short-term and long-term goals established under subsection (e)(2)(A)