Social unrest is linked to food crises. The two are always tied. What I think is important to note here is that we've had early warning signs of the famine on the horizon since 2020. What is happening in the Horn of Africa, east Africa and west Africa, is not caused by the situation in Ukraine; it's exacerbated by it, but we have not been investing in or responding to early warnings that we've been receiving by ramping up humanitarian assistance in these regions.
These regions are already hit by the impacts of the climate crisis and of conflict in many of these countries, but we put in place over the past decade early warning systems to alert the international community when drought is on the horizon, when crops are failing and when we know there won't be enough rain to sustain agricultural production.
This is, as I said, exacerbated but not caused by the situation in Ukraine.