I'd say better than in Afghanistan, in the sense that the humanitarian agencies.... The situation is somewhat different. While we do get targeted, these are incidents in Somalia, rather than across the board, as it is in Afghanistan.
Humanitarian agencies are not seen as enemies by the people. I think the Somali population is not as afraid of or in favour of Al-Shabaab and these other groups. The Somali civilian population, with millions of people displaced that live on the road going out of Mogadishu, are not necessarily as supportive of those agendas. I think that if the UN mission were able to provide security and get rid of the bad people and so on, and we keep providing humanitarian assistance, Somalia would be better off than it has been for the last 15 years.