; (C) a plan of action with milestones describing how global health activities will be implemented during the period covered by the country or regional health development implementation plan; (D) health links to non-health-related activities, such as military assistance and infrastructure projects; (E) metrics for measuring the impact of the plan; (F) opportunities for increased engagement of the United States and any consequences of failing to increase engagement; (G) a determination of the role of each agency in the execution of the plan; (H) a request for resources needed to ensure— (i) the success of the plan; and (ii) the sustainability of the health sector of the host country; and (I) such other content as the Committee considers appropriate. (3) Objectives Each country health development implementation plan shall— (A) align with and support the Integrated Country Strategy and the Mission Resource Request for the country; and (B) align the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (commonly known as PEPFAR ) and all other global health plans of the United States Government with the overall goals of the country or region— (i) to mitigate redundancy of resources; and (ii) to improve the impact of efforts. (d) Submission; updates (1) Submission to chief of mission Not later than 270 days after a global health attaché is first posted to a country or region, the global health attaché shall submit a country or regional health development implementation plan developed under subsection (a) to the appropriate chief of mission. (2) Approval