We have a lot of practices in this respect. There are issues, also, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, of where the boreholes have being drilled so that women do not have to do a long commute between their house and where they will fetch water, separate toilets for girls in schools, and lighting, as you have mentioned.
You would be surprised to hear that the sexual and gender-based violence, SGBV, sector that responds to those needs—and we know how to better protect women and girls—is always one of the two or three least funded of all sectors. The least one is always health. I had a question earlier about what we do to provide health assistance, but the SGBV sector is critically underfunded.
We know how to, but we don't always receive the means from the international community, from the donors, to deliver the result for women and girls.