 Thank you very much for us. So I'm going to talk about greening value chains. And this presentation is, I just really wanted to acknowledge the value chain team. One point to make is you, maybe you may notice we've got a new name. It used to be the VFI value chains finance and investment. We're now calling ourselves sustainable value chains and investment. So same team different name. Next slide. But just just to remind you the value chain theme has got three major areas of work. So public and private institutional arrangements, business models that integrate small holders and SMEs and responsible finance initiatives. And I'll come back to these three areas of work a little later. Next slide. Well, the value chains team certainly was was very active during Science Week, we were involved in a number of presentations. But also there were a large number I counted 13 sessions that included or addressed value chains, both in plenary and in parallel. So very rich opportunity to contribute and to take up new information and ideas from from other colleagues. Next slide. So we somewhat selfishly took an opportunity during Science Week to review and evaluate the value chain theme. So we're polarized here during during the week we presented through a number of presentations progress towards solutions and just what I won't read through all of these, but just a sampling of the young gambi engagement engagement landscape. We heard about public private partnerships incubators and accelerators and community forestry. We heard about bioenergy strategy and Kenya, piloting jurisdictional approaches to zero deforestation in Ghana. We heard about the 20 associations active and value chains in the young gambi engagement landscape. There was a very rich discussion on integrated business model typology and performance metrics, where we had both parallel and plenary sessions. We also reviewed a pyramidal purchasing network to bulk up shade from local markets to regional traders and other progress we reviewed scaling up investments in forest pathways. We contributed to a very substantial document this year the state of the forest for 2022 that was presented at the climate change convention. We also looked at a developed the design for a new land finance hub that will connect SME projects to investors. So some of some of the progress that was presented this week. Next slide. We also had an opportunity to look at how the theme could be reframed and enhanced and strengthened. Again, according to the two are three topic areas. We saw overall reframing opportunities. Certainly an increased focus on delivering improvements to farmers and SMEs while refining in house definitions and concepts that farmers are not necessarily interested in. But again, a focus on our delivery. So we engaged in a number of discussions on dominant ideas and discussed how these can ensure well recognized and historically grounded ideas are harnessed and of the risk for development feds. A focus on multi stakeholder initiatives and lots of discussion on how this can be incorporated into the theme on public and private institutional arrangements. We looked at incentives perverse incentives motive notably in agricultural and fossil fuel subsidies. We looked at business and investment cases for bioenergy in Kenya and Indonesia, fairly new topic. And we identified the need to develop stronger linkages between the TPPs, mainly regarding institutional arrangements. We also looked at and considered differential approaches to different private sector actors ranging from cooperatives SMEs, large companies and financial institutions. And finally on finance initiatives. We looked at the need to better understand some of it crafts and engagements with blended finance vehicles. So this is, this is something we'd like to better understand and look at how to become more specific about the types of responsible finance available, their modalities and appness for small holders and SMEs. So these are some of the reframing issues. Some of the key priorities we identified going forward through Science Week participation. We looked at identified opportunities to pilot sustainable business certification and public procurement and incentive instruments. I mentioned earlier, bioenergy, an opportunity to showcase and benchmark bioenergy initiatives. Obviously, a number of mentioned research on COVID-19 impacts, particular focus on women's shape producers in West Africa on business models. But okay. I wanted to continue on the integrated business model discussions around typology performance metrics and opportunities for showcasing on finance I mentioned the interest in further reviewing blended finance vehicles. And I also mentioned a new land finance hub and the intention to test this hub in Asia and Africa. So in summary, the week provided a great opportunity for the theme to validate its work, identify enhancements and consolidation with with other C4 aircraft theme teams. We also engaged across sessions as I mentioned, progress was recognized through what the focus on solutions around greening supply chains. We did identify some framing required by the theme and a number of solution oriented opportunities to prioritize and guide our future work. Thank you very much.