I see.
As you know, many of my colleagues visited Africa and visited some of these camps. One of the things I heard, which was a little shocking for me, was that safety at the camps, particularly for women when the power or lights would go out, was at risk. There's a very high chance that they would be sexually assaulted.
Is there any initiative to address that, or is it due just to a lack of funding that we can't have secure, safe lighting, solar-powered battery backup, generators, etc., particularly for those high-risk areas where women should be able to feel safe, so that they're not assaulted?
It seems from what I heard from my colleague's testimony here that it was epidemic. It was systemic. It was repeated. It was not isolated. It was over and over again. I can't imagine how countries would not answer that call. I know there are a lot of big asks when you're dealing with refugees, but this is just to ensure safety and security within a camp or a settlement place like in Uganda, to ensure that at least power and lighting be secure.
I know power is difficult there, but lighting should be secure. Are there ways or best practices so security can be improved?