And I would add, as stated in clause 32 of the Finance for Development (FfD) document–known as the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, that was approved at the UN-sponsored Third International Conference on Financing for Development that was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in mid- July 2015, the achievement of shared value goals for development could also be fostered by enacting policy reforms and adopting innovative financing approaches such as TOBACCO TAXATION: on one hand, to reduce tobacco consumption and hence to contribute to protect and improve the health conditions of the population and reduce premature mortality (indeed, tobacco kills); and on the other hand, to tap a public revenue stream for financing for development in many countries as already done successfully for example in the United States, Canada, England, Australia, Chile and Philippines, while reducing health care costs associated with medical care and other services provided for tobacco-related diseases and disabilities.