In my opinion, the partners understand quite well that additional resources are always welcome. The difficulty we see is the following. Will Canada's Development Finance Institute be an additional resource, or will it make it possible for the government to withdraw or fail to increase its investment of public funds in international development? That is the question, and the proof will be in the pudding, I expect.
How specifically do you foresee the financing method of this DFI for countries that are going through or emerging from a crisis, such as South Sudan or the entire Horn of Africa?
Will it be possible for private companies to become involved, given that it will be more difficult to get a return on investment?