The local private sector is key. China has a very bad track record in Africa, and I don't think we can really compare the actions of Canadian companies to Chinese companies. We would probably all expect Canadian companies to be the best in practice.
I'm less familiar with World Vision and Plan Canada. I looked at the intervention made by WUSC, and one of the things I think is positive about that project, which I think they've done in collaboration with IAMGOLD.... IAMGOLD isn't even operating in the country anymore. There are still resources committed to this. The operations are taking place 200 miles away from where the mine is.
WUSC is beyond education, health initiatives, and training initiatives. It's working with local government to try to ensure that the real benefits from that project come to the local community. So it's trying to take the royalties that the country gets and bring them down to the local level. So I'd say that the practice there is guided less by corporate interests than by development interests.