When our president came out with the term “sustainable prosperity” it was because we were seeing the mining sector go into areas where there would be some people were benefiting from the mine, and some other people who were perceived as not benefiting from the mine.
We want to try to include a larger group of people, therefore we look at activities that could specifically target hunger, health, and poverty in the areas. We try to make sure that sustainable prosperity for us meant that a larger group of people were benefiting from the mining operation in the area. So those would all be part of our CSR activities that we implement.