; (E) identify possible private-sector, nonprofit, and other partners who have committed to work with the institution; (F) identify individuals who have agreed to serve on the institution’s board of directors, with letters of commitment; and (G) identify any local legislation that will need to be enacted in order to establish the institution in the host country, along with a plan to enact such legislation. (3) Grant (A) In general The Administrator shall award a grant to each country selected to host a campus of the American University of the Americas to provide startup funding. (B) Eligible entities A grant authorized under subparagraph (A) may be given to a university, the ministry of higher education of the host country, or any other organization that is capable of facilitating the establishment of a campus of the American University of the Americas in accordance with this section. (4) Legal registration After a country is selected to host the American University of the Americas, the Administrator shall formally register the institution in such country. (d) Accreditation (1) In general Not later than 5 years after the date on which the American University of the Americas begins operations, the institution shall seek accreditation with an accrediting agency recognized by the Department of Education in accordance with subtitle B of title 34, Code of Federal Regulations. (2) Foreign accreditation The representative of the United States in the Americas Partnership business advisory board established pursuant to section 202 shall encourage collaboration with Americas partner countries to ensure the accreditation of science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine degrees with the appropriate education ministries or departments of Americas partner country governments. (e) Degrees