What we heard over and over again, as a compliment but also as an area to strengthen, was that we need to partner more closely with those already doing the work that we want to enhance on the ground. So we do have what MFAT are calling their Partnering for Impact strategy going forward, and I'd like to see more and more of that, where we acknowledge that the values that we want to enhance—whether it's environmental values, whether it's feminism, whether it's democracy—already exist in the island nations that we are supporting and that we need to help enhance the voices and the work of those who are already helping their communities advance in that way and have done so for years and years, rather than to impose upon them from an outside perspective. We are doing that, but more of that is what the recommendation is. 