English: Thank you. Jenny Rathbone, I think, raises a very important point. As you say, this is not something that has been very widely covered in the media. The flooding in Bangladesh is very concerning, and our thoughts are with the nation, and, as you say, with the Bangladeshi community here in Wales, who must be very worried about friends and family who've been affected by this catastrophic climate event. The budgets for our international sustainable development have increased over the past couple of years, but these remain very much focused on our sustainable development work in Africa, and, as you say, we have a fantastic Wales for Africa programme here. I know that, at the current time, there are no plans to widen that Wales for Africa programme to include other nations outside of the continent. On the broader point you raised around the challenge of tackling the climate emergency, requiring everybody to work together across geographic and sectoral boundaries, I know you are very well aware, as part of our global responsibility here in Wales, we were a founding member of the Under2 Coalition. It's been incredible to see how that coalition has grown over the years; it now brings together 260 Governments, and they represent 1.75 billion people, 50 per cent of the global economy. We continue to provide funding to the Climate Group's Future Fund, and the key role of that group is how they can empower developing and emerging regions to accelerate emission reduction, for instance, in a just way, to leave no-one and no place behind.
Welsh: Diolch. Rwy'n credu bod Jenny Rathbone yn codi pwynt pwysig iawn. Fel y dywedwch chi, nid yw hyn yn rhywbeth sydd wedi cael sylw eang iawn yn y cyfryngau. Mae'r llifogydd ym Mangladesh yn peri pryder mawr, ac mae ein meddyliau gyda'r genedl, ac, fel y dywedwch chi, gyda'r gymuned Bangladeshaidd yma yng Nghymru, rhaid ei bod yn poeni'n fawr am ffrindiau a theulu y mae'r digwyddiad hinsawdd trychinebus hwn wedi effeithio arnyn nhw. Mae'r cyllidebau ar gyfer ein datblygu cynaliadwy rhyngwladol wedi cynyddu yn ystod yr ychydig flynyddoedd diwethaf, ond mae'r rhain yn parhau i ganolbwyntio'n sylweddol ar ein gwaith datblygu cynaliadwy yn Affrica, ac, fel y dywedwch chi, mae gennym ni raglen Cymru o Blaid Affrica wych yma. Gwn i, ar hyn o bryd, nad oes unrhyw gynlluniau i ehangu'r rhaglen Cymru o Blaid Affrica honno i gynnwys cenhedloedd eraill y tu allan i'r cyfandir. O ran y pwynt ehangach y gwnaethoch chi ei godi ynglŷn â'r her o ymdrin â'r argyfwng hinsawdd, gan ei gwneud yn ofynnol i bawb gydweithio ar draws ffiniau daearyddol a sectoraidd, gwn i eich bod chi'n ymwybodol iawn, fel rhan o'n cyfrifoldeb byd-eang yma yng Nghymru, yr oeddem ni'n un o sylfaenwyr y Gynghrair Dan2. Mae hi wedi bod yn anhygoel gweld sut y mae'r gynghrair honno wedi tyfu yn ystod y blynyddoedd; mae hi nawr yn dwyn ynghyd 260 o Lywodraethau, ac maen nhw'n cynrychioli 1.75 biliwn o bobl, 50 y cant o'r economi fyd-eang. Rydym ni'n parhau i ddarparu cyllid i Gronfa'r Dyfodol Grŵp yr Hinsawdd, a rhan allweddol y grŵp hwnnw yw sut y gallan nhw rymuso rhanbarthau sy'n datblygu ac sy'n dod i'r amlwg i gyflymu'r broses o leihau allyriadau, er enghraifft, mewn ffordd gyfiawn, i adael neb nac unrhyw le ar ôl.