; or (3) in the case of land-based compost application activities, is consistent with any applicable requirements pursuant to section 1241(j) of the Food Security Act of 1985. (f) Priority factors In awarding grants and loan guarantees under this section, the Secretary shall prioritize projects that include the greatest number of the following factors: (1) The project is located in or serving a location with significant access to food waste and no or limited prior access to food waste composting. (2) The project demonstrates the potential to create new capacity for the volume or weight of food waste collected and processed, or make significant gains in the number of people with access to food waste composting facilities or systems. (3) The project includes a demonstrated plan for following best management practices and producing a high-quality compost product. (4) The project incorporates the participation of small and diverse businesses (such as minority-, woman-, and veteran-owned businesses certified by the Small Business Administration or under a State program or another recognized certification program and other businesses led by Black people, Indigenous people, or other people of color). (5) The project creates opportunities for hiring and leadership development practices that are inclusive and provide living wages. (6) The project serves disadvantaged and low-income communities, engages Black farmers, Indigenous farmers, and other farmers of color, or incorporates an environmental justice plan or principles. (7) The project is for a facility or system that accepts or plans to accept and process only source separated organics. (g) Limitation The Secretary may award only one grant or loan guarantee under this section for any project. (h) Definitions In this section: (1) Source separated organics (A) In general The term source separated organics means organic waste that is separated from other waste by the waste generator. (B) Inclusion The term source separated organics includes materials that are certified