Thank you.
In the same vein, you note that funding tends to focus on targeted, time-limited interventions rather than on the long-term work of building strong health systems and infrastructure, of which sexual and reproductive health and rights are an integral part.
To go back to the answer you just gave us, do you think the development assistance that Canada provides should be transformed, so as to be aimed not at supporting ad hoc interventions, but more at supporting health systems in developing countries, thus facilitating a better approach to women's reproductive health?