No, it has changed also the approach somewhat. Obviously, the move from the MDGs to the SDGs has been very important for the Global Fund as for many other organizations. Fortunately, we were working at the same time on our new strategy that the board just approved a month ago for the next six years. We just approved a strategy in the SDG context, in the SDG era, that takes into account both how we can help countries to end AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria—as we are mandated by the SDGs—and, as Svend said, now follow a specific objective of helping countries to build resilient and sustainable systems for health.
This has become one of the four pillars of the new Global Fund strategy and I think that's directly related to the request, if you like, from the SDGs and the different focus. We need to keep focused on what we've been doing quite successfully while we also help countries to build those systems and promote and protect human rights, which is another very important component of this new strategy, because without the kind of environment where human rights are respected, you cannot implement and run effective health programs.