You're right about all those elements of intersectionality.
I would add some additional ones. For example, I would add conflict-affected countries, more fragile contexts, marginalized populations and displaced people.
In terms of our experience in francophone, anglophone or other language contexts, our operating model is very similar. It's community-based and civil society-based. I was in Mali and Mauritania earlier this year and I had a chance to see that work, which is very similar in other places, such as east Africa, for example. The elements of poverty and questions of gender exclusion and social inclusion are the more similar pieces that we've seen. We haven't done a study on the difference particularly in the francophone contexts.