Thank you.
Mr. MacDougall, I will ask you my final question. You had an exchange with one of my colleagues—I think it was Mr. Turnbull—and he mentioned the cascading effects of this conflict in food-insecure regions, especially in Africa, and how certainly one of the greatest things Canada can do for the region is to pass on our know-how. You made mention of climate-smart agriculture. I think building that kind of resiliency in countries is going to help them withstand future shocks. We know that climate change is going to be affecting especially that part of the world much more severely than even we are used to here in Canada being in a northern latitude. Can you expand a little bit more on the term “climate-smart agriculture” and on the specific ways Canada is helping countries develop that?