Many people believe that third word countries need financial support from the international community whereas others take the opposite view and claims that developing nations need education, infrastructure development, health care and community based development programs. While practical aid and policy programs have their own merits I would argue that financial aid plays an integral role in supporting poor countries.
On the one hand, community based programs and strategic advice are extremely important for developing countries. One reason is that, practical aid programs such as vaccination to prevent major diseases, developing medical and education centres and supporting structures are needed to resolve existing social problems. For example, thousands of vulnerable children in Africa have been saved by International aid programs from agencies such as the International Cross Organization and Doctors Without Borders Organization provides aid which has proven successful in rescuing the general population of these countries from disease and starvation. Another reason is that most national leaders have their own limited vision or knowledge of strategic development. Expert Consultants from international groups could help them optimize and manage development policies for all programs. This would be a positive impact on all aspects of their country's programs. The result would lead the nation to future prosperity for their citizens.
On the other hand, I would argue that financial support from the international community plays a significant role for poor nations. Firstly, if the governments had enough money in their budgets, they could promote small businesses for people with a low interest loan. The result being, many people could make ends meet and stop the poverty cycle. Secondly, traffic infrastructure in poor countries could be improved by investing aid money to build concrete roads, highways and bridges which could connect the remote areas to cities. Therefore, trading and travelling could help increase rural development and the economy. Furthermore, aid money could be used to improve the educational system so that universal education could be implemented. When children are educated and can use their knowledge, it helps develop much needed career prospects for the future.
In conclusion, although specific aid and consultants are beneficial in some ways for developing countries, I believe that financial support is more beneficial for third word countries.
Many
people
believe that third word
countries
need
financial
support from the
international
community
whereas others take the opposite view and claims that
developing
nations need education, infrastructure
development
, health care and
community
based
development
programs
. While practical
aid
and policy
programs
have their
own
merits I would argue that
financial
aid
plays an integral role in supporting poor countries.
On the one hand,
community
based
programs
and strategic advice are
extremely
important
for
developing
countries
. One reason is that, practical
aid
programs
such as vaccination to
prevent
major diseases,
developing
medical and education
centres
and supporting structures
are needed
to resolve existing social problems.
For example
, thousands of vulnerable children in Africa have
been saved
by
International
aid
programs
from agencies such as the
International
Cross Organization and Doctors Without Borders Organization provides
aid
which has proven successful in rescuing the general population of these
countries
from disease and starvation. Another reason is that most national leaders have their
own
limited vision or knowledge of strategic
development
. Expert Consultants from
international
groups could
help
them optimize and manage
development
policies for all
programs
. This would be a
positive
impact on all aspects of their country's
programs
. The result would lead the nation to future prosperity for their citizens.
On the other hand
, I would argue that
financial
support from the
international
community
plays a significant role for poor nations.
Firstly
, if the
governments
had
enough
money in their budgets, they could promote
small
businesses for
people
with a low interest loan. The result being,
many
people
could
make
ends
meet
and
stop
the poverty cycle.
Secondly
, traffic infrastructure in poor
countries
could be
improved
by investing
aid
money to build concrete roads, highways and bridges which could connect the remote areas to cities.
Therefore
, trading and travelling could
help
increase rural
development
and the economy.
Furthermore
,
aid
money could be
used
to
improve
the educational system
so
that universal education could
be implemented
. When children
are educated
and can
use
their knowledge, it
helps
develop
much needed
career prospects for the future.
In conclusion
, although specific
aid
and consultants are beneficial in
some
ways for
developing
countries
, I believe that
financial
support is more beneficial for third word
countries
.