We do that.
In fact, there's an entire side of our programs at Global Affairs Canada, which we call the partnerships for development innovation branch, that is exactly designed for that. Let's say you have CARE Canada or Oxfam that designs a project to work in any sector in South Sudan, involving local community partners. They will raise their own money and they will come to us to match their money.
We also have something a little more pointed. One fascinating example that I found in these difficult places to work, is the work of midwives for instance. We have worked with the Canadian Association of Midwives, for instance, where you will literally then have midwives from Kenora in northern Ontario volunteering to go deploy in places like that to then help train some of these people.
We are looking at expanding that model because it, to train midwives, is one of the things that is absolutely the best bang for your buck.