So we'll start with you, Gerda.

Well, thank you so much, Yemi, and thanks for having me here.

And I love that you introduced me as the co-founder, because it was co-founded together, and that might be surprising for everyone, with adolescent girls, first in Indonesia, Mongolia, and now across 15 countries together with girls.

It is... an adolescent digital health platform, and with menstrual and period tracking as the entry points.

But adolescent girls stay for body literacy, life skills, and digital learning.

Oki, for example, exists as a multi-channel on smartphones, both iOS and Android, really old phones.

It works offline because they don't have connectivity, works on desktops, in schools, SMS, IVR.

Gerda, very briefly, what is UNICEF doing to ensure that girls' and women's data is safe and secure, especially in regions of the world where digital privacy laws are perhaps weaker than they are here in Europe?