; (2) partnering with the healthcare community to raise awareness of the dangers of heroin abuse and prescription opioid abuse; and (3) strengthening community organizations that provide long-term assistance and support for the reduction of drug abuse in the community. (c) Program specifications In carrying out the DEA 360 strategy authorized under subsection (a), the Attorney General shall— (1) issue an implementation strategy for each pilot city that is tailored to the unique drug abuse problems of the particular city, details specific measures that will be taken to address the problems, identifies key community partners, and sets specific objectives for success; (2) provide dedicated funding for coordinated law enforcement actions against drug trafficking organizations, involving Federal, State, and local law enforcement officials, including the United States Attorney’s office for the relevant district; (3) conduct diversion control enforcement actions against registrants with the Drug Enforcement Administration who are unlawfully distributing controlled substances; (4) create partnerships with pharmaceutical drug manufacturers, wholesalers, pharmacies, and medical practitioners to develop strategies that reduce heroin and opioid abuse, including specific efforts to reduce demand for these substances; (5) increase resources for community partnerships with nongovernmental organizations that specialize in drug abuse prevention, awareness, or treatment