It's not so much in terms of sequencing as it is in levels, I think. I would absolutely, if mining is to contribute to development, insist upon my second point: first of all, mitigation. Before we start talking about development, we have to ensure that companies are organized in such a way that they can prevent damage, right? I think on that level, that is the first step to be taken.
I think the second issue, also alluded to by Professor Bebbington, is that we should look into the fact that the streams of money that come into the country—and in a country like Burkina, quite massively now—are organized by state organizations in such a way that they set up proper public institutions and benefit the population.
In that respect, strong regulation of mining companies to control them in their activities, with a strong framework and control on the host country on the other hand, would make sure that the revenues coming in, which are quite massive, can enter into the public domain properly.