I totally agree with you that this is a very important issue.
To give you two examples, in Haiti we have a very significant project in terms of training police officers. This training includes gender-based violence behaviour on the way they act. Also, I was in the DRC recently. I visited what we call the “one-stop” project. We were giving medical and psycho-social assistance to women who were victims of violence, but also giving them access to justice through a lawyer and a police officer, and some of them were able to send the perpetrators to jail. That is one part.
You talked about the importance of having confidence in the system in terms of making investments. This is absolutely essential. Once again, in our governance, the sector of the feminist policy is also something that we are working on, because if we want economic growth, we have to provide investors the confidence that they can trust the system. It is something that we are working on in the governance part of it. In terms of the DFI, the projects that will be submitted to the DFI will definitely start where they have a certain level of confidence in the system.