So the return on investment could be based on the certain risk to a certain project or a group. Okay.
In your opening remarks, you also talked about your role as an intermediary, in that you engage with the non-profits to help them determine measurements that can be used for investors to take a look at. We talk about targets and making sure that we have desired results and so on. How do you, in your role, come up with tangible measurements for various projects? How do you determine what would be a successful project or not? Is it that there has to be some sort of an evidence-based history to this or is it something that you magically pull out of the hat?