; (iii) public libraries; (iv) community centers; (v) public schools; and (vi) nonprofit technology centers, including business incubators and business accelerators; (D) to provide assistance with education, job training, workforce development, or other needs relating to the development and maintenance of a strong workforce and support of youth, unemployed, underemployed, dislocated, disabled, adult, and incumbent workers and individuals with a barrier to employment; (E) to provide assistance in the development of innovative collaborations that link public, private, and philanthropic resources to achieve collaboratively designed regional advancement; (F) to promote and use employee ownership, cooperatives, and local ownership in the development of infrastructure, businesses, and community services; (G) to acquire, or demolish improvements on, real property; (H) to construct or rehabilitate residential or nonresidential structures; (I) to develop new affordable low-income and workforce housing options that ensure mixed-income development; (J) to construct public facilities and improvements, such as water and sewer facilities, streets, community centers, and the conversion of school buildings for other purposes that are eligible for funding under this subsection; (K) to establish new connections between rural population centers and neighboring rural areas within the applicable area, and between the applicable area and urban areas, relating to systems such as the supply of clean energy, workforce sheds, food systems, supply chains, commuting patterns, and outdoor recreation; (L) to carry out activities relating to— (i) energy conservation; (ii) the development, storage, and use of clean energy resources; and (iii) bio-based manufacturing; (M) to rebuild and modernize infrastructure and expand investment to support agricultural diversification and supply chain development