; (XIV) construction or improvement of housing for apprentices, trainees, or volunteers or other on-farm infrastructure; and (XV) financial, business, and farm planning. (iv) Organic system plan As a condition of receiving funding under this subparagraph to carry out any of the activities described in subclauses (II) through (XV) of clause (iii), an organic operation, socially disadvantaged farmer or rancher, or small or mid-sized farm or ranch shall be required to develop an organic system plan described in subclause (I) of that clause. (D) Organic supply chain funding (i) In general An eligible nonprofit organization that is awarded funding under this subparagraph may use the funding to support organic supply chain development, including by providing the funding to other entities to support organic supply chain development. (ii) Use of funds Funding awarded under clause (i)— (I) may be used to strengthen organic capacity or expand access to certified organic handling operations, including— (aa) constructing, expanding, or improving access to a certified organic handling operation; (bb) purchasing farm equipment, value added supplies, and other materials that improve market access; and (cc) pursuing organic certification for an existing handling operation; and (II) shall be used to strengthen opportunities in organic capacity for socially disadvantaged farmers or ranchers, small or mid-sized farms or ranches, vulnerable agricultural regions (such as farms near schools, childcare providers, residential areas, and sensitive ecosystems), or under-resourced agricultural regions. (E) Communications; meetings An eligible nonprofit organization that receives funding under subparagraph (B), (C), or (D) shall— (i) communicate not less frequently than once per quarter with each other entity awarded funding pursuant to those subparagraphs— (I) to monitor progress with respect to transition to organic and organic supply chain development