; provision of supplies such as personal protective, screening, and treatment equipment; community outreach and communication and mobilization efforts; and logistics support; and (B) lead the coordination of funding allocations, in coordination with the Department of State, the International Development Finance Corporation, the Millennium Challenge Corporation, the Inter-American Foundation, and the United States African Development Foundation, to address the secondary economic and social impacts of the pandemic outbreak, such as food insecurity to economic destabilization and insecurity. (2) The Department of State shall serve as the lead for diplomatic engagement regarding relief and recovery efforts associated with the potential pandemic outbreak. In this capacity, the Department of State shall promote biosecurity practices and mitigate the risk of illicit acquisition of any pandemic virus or disease. (3) The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shall serve as the medical lead for the international response to the potential pandemic outbreak. In this capacity, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shall work to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the outbreak of a pandemic disease through activities, including— (A) infection control, contact tracing and laboratory surveillance and training; (B) building up emergency operation centers; and (C) providing education and outreach and, in the conduct of clinical trials in affected countries, assessing the safety and efficacy of vaccine and treatment candidates. 302. Enhanced support for global health security (a) Statement of policy It is the policy of the United States— (1) to improve the ability of countries to prevent, detect, and respond to health crises, including outbreaks of infectious diseases with epidemic and pandemic potential, such as COVID–19 and Ebola; (2) to advance the Global Health Security Agenda by promoting global health security as a core national and human security interest