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Zimbabwe has the lowest lifespan in the world, and could we please get some resources there? You can do it through Health Partners International of Canada, who you work with, and secondly, by increasing the Canada Fund. All of your high commissioners and ambassadors would be jumping for joy. It's the best bang for the buck in your projects, I believe, so if that could be doubled, it would be helpful.
The $105 million that was just announced this week is really part of the $450 million health systems initiative that was announced last year. The $105 million, though, is going to UNICEF, as I understand it. UNICEF has a very high administrative overhead. Can you tell me what percentage UNICEF has? Because my fear is that a lot of money is going to go down and the trickle-down effect will mean only a small amount will get to where you want it to be able to save lives. So do you know what the overhead is of UNICEF?