; (B) professional associations; (C) patient groups; (D) civil society organizations (including international nongovernmental organizations with relevant expertise in program implementation); and (E) the private sector. (b) Coordination of programs and activities at the country level The President, acting through the United States Agency for International Development mission director in each country described in subsection (a)(1), shall— (1) ensure that not less than five percent of the amounts appropriated to carry out each United States Government supported health program in countries identified in subsection (a)(1) is provided to carry out activities identified in paragraph (2); (2) coordinate the implementation of programs and activities undertaken by relevant Federal agencies, bureaus, and offices to ensure that United States Government supported health programs— (A) improve a country’s ability to detect, prevent, and respond to infectious disease outbreaks, such as COVID–19 and Ebola; (B) strengthen, in an integrated manner, cross-cutting health systems of host countries that impact more than one health program; (C) are designed to make sustained improvements in health outcomes and health security, such that health systems are broadly available, particularly to people with poor access to quality health services; (D) complement, or are aligned with, to the extent applicable, national strategies to strengthen health systems; (E) utilize, to the fullest extent practicable, service delivery platforms that do not fragment care or build parallel or disease-specific procurement processes or supply chains; (F) complement, or are aligned with, efforts by the host government— (i) to prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease outbreaks; (ii) to provide appropriate training to health system professionals, including managers, administrators, frontline health workers, paraprofessionals, and professionals