In terms of the organizations with which we're working, in Kandahar province, if we take, for example, one program, the national solidarity program, there are several hundred projects going on right now through the UNDP and UN-HABITAT, working with the Afghan government.
In this case it's actually the local development committees themselves, it's the villagers, who choose their own projects. They determine their priorities, and then local organizations are engaged to deliver them. In some cases, CARE and other NGOs are also involved, but in fact if the project can be delivered directly by the locals themselves, that is considered to be a superior approach, and it's the approach that's in seven out of seventeen districts in Kandahar. With the recent announcement of $2 million, there will be two more districts. This will cover more than half of the entire province of Kandahar.