I can confirm that, for the non-governmental organizations on the ground in Ukraine, we set out weeks ago to ensure that they had the flexibility to pivot their programming, both on priorities and on geographic area, given the fluidity of what was taking place on the ground.
Specifically on the Ukrainian Women's Fund, they are still active, but they have moved into areas where they can work and where it is safe for them to work. Part of that is that they've given the funding to communities, but given them more flexibility to be able to use it.
What I can say is that they are there. They have needed to adjust to the changing circumstances on the ground, but they have flexibility and are still responding to needs of women.