Thank you.
We fully agree. That is why we take a comprehensive and integrated approach.
Just to be very clear, it starts with comprehensive sexuality education so that adolescents have access to clear and evidence-based information about the services they can access.
Of course, we want to provide robust family planning and access to modern contraception so that the pregnancies that do occur are intended and wanted, and then, in the event that that's not the case, safe abortion support and postabortion support.
There is also a need to continue with the advocacy work and supporting that at country level, so that those services are provided in a way that makes sense for the adolescents and other groups they aim to serve. That's why it is important that Canada has taken a comprehensive approach. In most of the initiatives that we work on, you'll see a combination of these different elements intermingled, all part of an essential universal health coverage system that aims to provide primary health care for communities.