; (2) programs and objectives to change wildlife consumers’ behavior, attitudes and consumption decisions; (3) programs to increase supplies of sustainably and locally produced alternative animal and plant sourced foods; (4) programs to protect, maintain and restore ecosystem integrity; (5) programs to ensure that countries are sufficiently prepared to detect, report, and respond to zoonotic disease spillover events; (6) programs to prevent, prepare for, detect, report, and respond to zoonotic disease spillover events; and (7) the identification of Landscape Leaders residing in-country who will coordinate strategic implementation, the overseeing of Conservation Corps volunteers, and coordination with donors and award recipients throughout the term of the project. 9. Implementation of multisectoral strategy (a) Implementation The USAID Multi-sectoral Strategy shall be implemented— (1) through USAID bilateral programs through missions and embassies and will account for half of the portfolio; and (2) through demonstration projects that meet the requirements of section 9(b) and account for half of the portfolio. (b) Demonstration Projects (1) Purpose The purpose of demonstration projects is— (A) to pilot the implementation of USAID’s multi-sectoral strategy by leveraging the international commitments of the donor community; (B) to stop pandemics and reduce availability of and demand for fresh and live wildlife source foods; (C) to establish and increase access to sustainably and locally produced animal and plant source foods and grain distribution to provide an alternative to the growing wild meat demand in urban, suburban, and exurban communities in particular