; (ii) are fragile or conflict-affected countries; (iii) are low- or middle-income countries; or (iv) are located in regions with weak health systems; and (B) establish transparent selection criteria for such target countries. (d) Improving coordination and oversight (1) Establishment of senior coordinator for child and maternal survival The Administrator shall designate a current employee serving in a career or non-career position in the Senior Executive Service or at the level of a Deputy Assistant Administrator or higher at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to serve concurrently as the Senior Coordinator for Child and Maternal Survival. (2) Duties The Senior Coordinator shall— (A) have the primary responsibility for the oversight and coordination of international maternal and child health and nutrition funding managed by the USAID Bureau of Global Health; (B) lead the development of the strategy established under subsection (c) and its implementation by USAID, including by directing the budget, planning, and staffing with respect to such implementation; (C) facilitate program and policy coordination of international maternal and child health and nutrition programs between the USAID, other relevant Federal departments and agencies, and relevant partner entities; (D) monitor, evaluate, and report on any activities undertaken by USAID pursuant to the strategy required under subsection (c)