First of all, the Red Cross-run Mirwais Hospital is a key partner in the south, as is the international community of the Red Cross across Afghanistan. We have already provided a $3-million grant to them.
Dr. Geoffrey Hodgetts, one of Canada's most experienced doctors in post-conflict situations, did a detailed review of Mirwais Hospital with the ICRC to help us understand the progress made, which he sees as being quite significant. Johns Hopkins did an analysis of the hospitals, and it showed that Mirwais Hospital was actually third out of 30 in Afghanistan. It's nothing to be proud of, given where the other 27 are, but it is an indication of progress. We'll be looking very closely at ways in which we can work with them while respecting the arm's-length humanitarian role that the ICRC so appropriately maintains. But we will be moving forward on that.
On your second question, about education in Africa, as we ramp up from $100 million to the $150 million, as outlined by Prime Minister Harper, we've been doing significant programming in Mali, Senegal, Tanzania, and Mozambique. In Mozambique we provide virtually all the textbooks for all the school children there. Some 10 million textbooks per year are provided through international competitive bids to ensure that children have access to texts as part of their learning experience.