Inherent in your question is the focus on ODA. This is not ODA. This complements and is additional to ODA. What we're talking about is an initiative that will seek to partner up with the private sector and enable the private sector, in its pursuit of growing its businesses, to have a high development impact where development outcomes are most needed.
Earlier, for example, I alluded to a Nigerian project and FMO. The same could be said for Guatemala. This new entity could very well establish a Guatemalan-based investment fund that can support job creation and wealth creation in the country's agricultural sector. It could place emphasis on certain client groups: youth, women, entrepreneurs, and farmers or agricultural producers. This way you are helping these individuals to build a livelihood through commercial pursuits while building the agricultural market locally, which will in turn support greater food security in the country.