I just want to say that all the funding we provide and the work that we do always goes through our feminine assistance policy to make sure that, regardless of the situation, we look at how it impacts women. I'll let the assistant deputy minister get ready to provide the details on that.
I'll give you an example. There is a concern right now because, as you know, the majority of the men are staying to fight, and the women and children, especially the elderly and young children, are moving to the border. The department is working on how we can assist with making sure, not only that support is going to be provided, the protection of women, but also that there are organizations specialized in these types of situations.
The bigger concern is the women who are inside Ukraine. This, depending on the situation, will be far more problematic, but the United Nations is on the ground and we are working through them. Also, with local organizations, depending on the severity of the fighting, connection or disconnection can occur with them. That's why we're working through them, and the plan that we had in place is to continue to focus on this. Anything that we do always goes through our feminine international assistance lens.
Peter, do you want to provide more details on that?