To sum up, if it wasn't obvious already, but perhaps it bears emphasis, the reason I'm asking this is that at some point if poverty reduction is included in the mandate of the DFI, there could be a situation where the DFI is looking at investing in India or investing in a place like Uzbekistan, to use those two examples.
One might argue that India is doing quite well already on a number of indicators, and namely per-capita income. Why would you want to go there? Go to Uzbekistan, where you have a very low per-capita income, but you look at different measures like the poverty index that I've talked about and you'd get a completely different picture, a very different picture that says that you ought to go against what might appear as common sense. That's why I wanted to put it forward.
Thank you very much to both of you for answering the question.