You've kind of anticipated my next question, but I'm going to ask it anyway.
In recent years, agricultural producers have experienced major shocks due to the increasing frequency of natural disasters and geopolitical risks. Business risk management programs do not respond to shocks when they occur. They take time to be implemented. They lack predictability.
In your opinion, how can we ensure that authorities place more trust in the farmers on the ground to recognize actual losses when they occur, so that the programs can compensate for those losses? How can you support them in this regard, and what are your observations regarding the effectiveness of our programs?