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The money given to help poor countries does not solve the problem of poverty, so rich countries should give other types of help instead. v.2

The money given to help poor countries does not solve the problem of poverty, so rich countries should give other types of help instead. v. 2
It is said that support funds that are given to third world countries will not solve the poverty issue and therefore developed countries should think of other kinds of help, which are more effective. To a certain point, I would agree that there should be an alternative kind of help for the poor countries, but financial support would also be needed for a short time period. Many experts believe that financial supports that are given to poor countries are not effective and efficient; therefore there should be other kinds of help which could be considered. Firstly, it is a fact that illiteracy has become one of the major issues in poor countries, and developed countries could send some of their teachers to improve the education system there. It is hoped should the literacy rate increase, the number of unemployment will gradually reduce. Secondly, people of the poor countries are suffering due to the low quality of the health system there. Building more qualified hospitals and improving the quality of the medical staffs would be an effective way to help them. And lastly, many third world countries have a bad infrastructure and public transportation facilities. By building more roads and improving the public transports there, it is hoped that people of these poor countries would be more productive as they will have easier access to their workplaces. It can be seen that all of the alternative ideas are long term projects, and people would only see the improvement after ten or fifteen years minimum. For a short period of time, financial aid is still needed by the third world countries; as governments could not provide decent health and education system, and many people are starving and sick. However, since corruption is also a serious problem in poor countries, strict monitoring over the financial support should be a priority, to ensure that the fund is appropriately utilised. In conclusion, to a certain extent, I would agree that financial aids given by advanced countries to poor nations would not be the best solution in solving the poverty issue. However, since resolving poverty problem would be a long term project, financial help should also be given for a short period of time, but it should be strictly controlled.
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is said
that
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funds that are
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to third world
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countries
will not solve the poverty issue and
therefore
developed
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countries
should
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help
, which are more effective. To a certain point, I would
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agree
that there should be an alternative kind of
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help
for the
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poor
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countries
,
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but
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financial
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support
would
also
be needed
for a short time period.

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Many
experts believe that
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financial
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supports
that are
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given
to
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poor
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countries
are not effective and efficient;
therefore
there should be other kinds of
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help
which could
be considered
.
Firstly
, it is a fact that illiteracy has become one of the major issues in
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poor
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countries
, and developed
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countries
could
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send
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some
of their teachers to
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improve
the education system there. It
is hoped
should the literacy rate increase, the number of unemployment will
gradually
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reduce
.
Secondly
,
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people
of the
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poor
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countries
are suffering due to the low quality of the health system there. Building more qualified hospitals and improving the quality of the medical staffs would be an effective way to
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help
them. And
lastly
,
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many
third world
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countries
have a
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bad
infrastructure and public transportation facilities. By building more roads and improving the public transports there, it
is hoped
that
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people
of these
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poor
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countries
would be more productive as they will have easier access to their workplaces.

It can be
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seen
that
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all of the
alternative
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ideas
are long term projects, and
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people
would
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only
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see
the improvement after ten or fifteen years minimum. For a short period of time,
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financial
aid is
still
needed by the third world
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countries
; as
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governments
could not provide decent health and education system, and
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many
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people
are starving and sick.
However
, since corruption is
also
a serious problem in
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poor
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countries
, strict monitoring over the
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financial
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support
should be a priority, to ensure that the fund is
appropriately
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utilised
.

In conclusion
, to a certain extent, I would
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agree
that
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financial
aids
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given
by advanced
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countries
to
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poor
nations would not be the best solution in solving the poverty issue.
However
, since resolving poverty problem would be a long term project,
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financial
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help
should
also
be
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given
for a short period of time,
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but
it should be
strictly
controlled.
13Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
38Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes
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IELTS essay The money given to help poor countries does not solve the problem of poverty, so rich countries should give other types of help instead. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
374 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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