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Developing countries require help offered by international organizations
1.to ensure healthy and sustainable development. Some
people think that
financial aid is important. Others believe practical aid and advice is more
important. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.
It is not rare to see international organizations give financial aid or other forms of assistance to impoverished nations to support their economic, environmental, social, and political development. Conflicting ideas clash in
whether or not financial support is the best way of assistance. In my point of
view, economic donation is distinguished from other practical aid by focusing on alleviating poverty in the short term, rather than a long term response.
Admittedly, some arguments could be explored to justify that developing countries ought to be offered financial support. To begin with, help based on
financial donation could benefit the poverty-stricken nations directly. To be
more specific, aid that serves to finance the core inputs to development, such
as teachers, health centers, roads, wells, and medicine, could accelerate the
development of the straitened countries and thus the living standards could
be enhanced. In addition, those financial beneficence could help developing
countries strengthen their business environment, increase the access to international markets, and create more job opportunities. Nevertheless, the
potential drawbacks of economic assistance could not be ignored. Because
of information asymmetries, international organizations often encounter difficulties in terms of the appropriate allocation of financial resources. Moreover, direct donation could create dependency and corruption. In
cases
where the money obtained is badly spent, human suffering would increase.
Apart from financial support, other forms of foreign aid will also give a big
push to break the low-income poverty trap that poorer countries are trapped
in. Opening up trade barriers, for example, is an alternative way to enable undeveloped countries to export their goods and products. Further, high-quality and experienced teaching staff and medical workers could be dispatched to the impoverished ones to offer educational and medical assistance.
In conclusion, international assistance, be it financially or in other forms, could offer developing countries relief. However, given that different
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countries face different obstacles, international organizations should take the
actual national conditions into account when deciding which forms of assistance to offer.