Just imagine the complexity of the logistics around vaccinating the world. One thing I want to stress that we are taking very seriously from a Canadian perspective is that, rather than create a plan for a country, we want to be able to hear what their needs are. They have some tremendous abilities but we also know they have their challenges as well, so we want to figure out what their absorption capacity is and what those needs are.
In some countries, the vaccine is not the issue. It's actually getting the vaccine into arms. In some cases, we need to get the supply. We're coordinating our efforts with Gavi, USAID and many others to look at where we have existing programs where we can provide support and leverage it. We're looking at where we have the best knowledge and, from that, we listen to them and look at how we can best provide.
For us, the best method to provide vaccines is actually through COVAX, so that it can be a coordinated response to making sure that the vaccine arrives at the time when the country needs it. That's extremely important for making sure that we provide the right resources, moving forward.
Plus, we want to look at how we can reinforce and build the health systems within those countries as we provide the support for vaccine rollouts.