our dimension is integrated management. And the second dimension is the river basin or watershed should be the special scale for managing water resources. And water governance or institutional mechanism for governing water is very important and involving stakeholders and public participations is also one of the key dimensions of IWRM and consideration of water as an economic good is an important consideration of IWRM and also ensuring gender equity and social, yes, social capital is one of the main dimensions. So these are the seven dimensions of the IWRM. Here I can see as I was mentioning that river basin as a specialist scale and to implement this river basin for water resources management, it certainly creates conflict and for managing that auto diplomacy can play an important role for managing water resources. For integrated management, there are criticisms that needs to be integrated, and that also depends on the specific context and a specific context by engaging stakeholders, what issues needs to be integrated can be decided and can be, yeah, it can be considered in a negotiation table. That can be part of the implementation part of the IWRM through order diplomacy approach. So that's how I consider that for implementing IWRM, the criticism that has in the literature, some of the criticism can be overcome when we consider the water diplomacy approach. That's that's how I see. I don't know. Larry, what would be your opinion on the linkage between IWRM and water diplomacy? Well, I thought your description was very reasonable. I'm