[Member spoke in Spanish]
[Translation]
Ms. Schaefer, Ms. Ndiaye gave us the example of Norway earlier. We talked about funding just before. Maybe this has changed, but the last time I checked, I think Norway was one of the only countries to meet the target of 0.7% of gross domestic product, or GDP, for international development assistance, a value that the UN requested. I would point out that Canada is currently not far below the 0.3% mark.
Isn't that not only a structural example of programs that work, but also an example of how a country should behave on the international scene to prevent international crises upstream, that is, by funding international aid at the level requested by the UN, as Norway is doing?
My question is for both of you.