Yes, we don't come with only a cheque, indeed.
If we look at it from the point of view of governance, we have country coordination mechanisms. These are spaces where the different stakeholders in a particular country meet and discuss national health plans in terms of ending the three epidemics and building health systems.
That creates a space where effective governance happens. You have the ministers of health, you have civil society, you have the private sector and you have the bilateral donors. All of that drives the decision-making in particular countries. I would say that it also contributes to protecting a space for a national dialogue, including participation from civil society groups.