Thank you very much for your questions about the country that is our third concern after Afghanistan and Haiti. You asked a number of questions concerning not only CIDA, but also the government as a whole. I'm also going to ask my colleagues to answer a few questions.
Since January 2006, we've already allocated $120 million to the Sudan and surrounding areas, as well as to the refugee camps. Canada, its major partners and the World Food Program are helping 5.7 million Sudanese find food. In cooperation with other agencies, Canada took part in the distribution of more than 4 million pounds and helped the financing of more than 14,000 teachers.
It is essential to work closely together in this part of the world. It is very difficult, indeed dangerous, but, by adopting an integrated approach involving not only the government, but also all donors, we're achieving good results. Dr. Patry, I will be delighted to provide more detailed examples of the results achieved to date and anticipated results.
Thank you for taking an interest in this question.