Mrs. Gallant, thank you so much for the question.
A response is a coordinated effort. We look at the strength and capacities that each NGO brings. We set up an EOC—emergency operations centre—and then we have our incident commander.
We look at what each one brings to the table. The needs may have to do with psychosocial support, meeting essential emergency needs, donation and warehouse management or in-kind donations. We are then able to tap into the unique expertise that each NGO brings and coordinate the efforts through them in a co-operative and collective way.
We start with that, and then of course they are able to bring that to the table. We have periodic debriefing sessions where we see what is being done to address the needs at hand and to kind of address and close those gaps. It's really about helping the people who have experienced that immediate loss and displacement by meeting those needs and then being able to assess or evaluate it periodically and—