You partly answered my next question, but I'll ask it anyway.
For several years now, extreme events such as forest fires, droughts and floods have been on the rise. On top of those, we are currently experiencing global uncertainty because of conflicts such as those in Ukraine or the Middle East. We often get the impression that each event requires a special program, when insurance programs should already be addressing these needs. All of this contributes to the uncertainty.
In your opinion, which agricultural programs should be expanded to respond to these new challenges? Should we instead create an agricultural program that allows for nimble and rapid responses in the event of disasters or global uncertainties—which are becoming increasingly frequent and therefore predictable?