Well, I agree with the fact that we should not equate development with simple projects. We should, indeed, look at development as a part of a wider social process. That's also something that Professor Bebbington emphasized very strongly in his comments and statements to the committee.
Of course, I do agree that companies should sit together to organize frameworks like the EITA, the extractive industries transparency initiative, and sit together with multilateral organizations, as well as governments, in order to set up frameworks. That is also in Burkina now visibly having an effect.
In that sense, I would agree with Professor Bebbington that these initiatives playing out in Burkina Faso at the moment put some pressure on the Burkina Faso government. I said earlier that Burkina Faso is to, a certain extent, a difficult country to work in due to patrimonialism and elite networks.