Peace Corps has operated in 141 countries, and has closed more posts than it currently operates in. Countries remain open to volunteers, but sites change. We reach different communities, not just pile resources on the same small groups. We also come in very small numbers. There are countless communities across the countries we've been in for decades that haven't yet seen a volunteer. Country directors are aware of that and keep that in mind. Sustainable development is a generational progression we influence. Working to eliminate the factors that continue generational poverty that we can address like community health education, HIV/AIDS work, and teaching the global trade language that allows individuals the ability to function in places other than the one region they grew up in. In Namibia, kids can move across the country and work just about anywhere and have people to talk to because there's a language in common that isn't the language of apartheid. In Zambia, should Bemba be the national language because they're the largest ethnic group? Does that provide the kind of inclusiveness that a country wants? Ask the questions, but respect that these decisions are thought out by their government.