Is there one moment or story or maybe even a statistic that really captures the power and capabilities of the cluster model? Noemi, I'll start with you, and then Kelly, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Thank you, Kristi.

Now, as you mentioned, the cluster was first activated in, uh, 2005, so 20 years ago.

We actually marked our anniversary and first activation for the Pakistan earthquake last year, so now we're over 20 years.

And since then we've grown into a, this very diverse humanitarian logistics community of partners.

So we really, through the cluster, we really bring together a broad range of partners, including private sector, academia, international and national NGOs, donors, and they all bring to the cluster this very diverse expertise and operational capacity that's really helping us in this very difficult context that you were just mentioning before.

As you mentioned today, we're working very challenging context where no single organization can deliver alone.

There's a lot of people who have a lot at stake and a lot of people who wanna know what's going on, so I'd love for you to, to share a little bit more about that, what you do for your different audiences and, and how you, you approach them.