I think I would go back to what the evidence says. The evidence says there remain extremely vulnerable groups, which continue to be women and girls. As a consequence, some of the most effective investments would be things like ensuring that girls have a right to education. Currently, almost 65 million girls are still not allowed to go to school. Many of them—15 million a year—are married off because of poverty and are forced into early and childhood marriages. This issue will not be addressed just through things like cracking down on tax evasion, quite honestly. I think it's important that Canada continue to invest in those areas, especially since we've committed to be part of the SDGs, and the SDGs say that we should leave no one behind and that we should focus on the most vulnerable groups. The research is very clear. Adolescent girls remain the most vulnerable group on the face of the earth. It was Kofi Annan who said that the research is indisputable that if we can give girls access to education, that is the most powerful investment we can make to ensure that we break the cycle of poverty.
On June 7th, 2016. See this statement in context.