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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.3

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. 3
I fully agree with the given statement as monetary help often failed to improve the condition of poor nations. So other forms of improvement schemes and help could be a better solution to help the poor countries. It is true that donation provided by rich countries has not solved the problem of poverty in the developing country like Bhutan, Afghanistan etc. It is important to understand why rich countries provide money. The reasons behind this are to accelerate development of poor countries by establishing industries, tourism and others pre -requisites. Some of the causes for failure of donation programme are corruption, poor governance, scarcity of skilled population and lack of proper planning. Firstly, corruption is mostly prevalent in the developing countries like Nepal, Congo etc.   according to data of the Transparency International. Most importantly, corruption is deeply rooted in almost all fields like health sector, civil service etc. and exists involvement of simple clerks to high-level bureaucrats and politicians. The cause of corruption may be rooted to the lack of handsome salary, lack of severe punishments, selfishness and the slack of rules and laws etc.   If money allocated for development projects is misused, then the quality of the projects reduced or it may not be finished in time. In fact, scenarios like these affect the rate of development in the developing countries. Secondly, the sustainable and harmonious development cannot be achieved without effective and efficient administration which is lagging in the poor countries. Succeeding any projects is a daunting task for management committees. At first, the problems arise at the local levels where local people ask for unfeasible demands such as the job for each household, high compensation of lands etc. If these problems are addressed, then, other problems like the strike of employees occur or negligence of contractor occurs. Is it possible to complete projects at the specified time? No, it takes decades to complete the projects or strands in the middle forever. Thirdly, there are problems in formulating plans and policies. Even though they are formulated, the authorities cannot implement in a scientific way. So, funds freeze for next financial year. These are only some instances how money provided by donors is used. Education, expertise support, training, monitoring the development, conducting research, establishing factories are better alternative than giving money to the poor nations and these should be embraced by the rich nations to truly help the poor countries.
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help
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often
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the condition of
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poor
nations.
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So
other forms of improvement schemes and
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help
could be a better solution to
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help
the
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poor
countries.

It is true that donation provided by rich
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countries
has not solved the
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problem
of poverty in the developing
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country
like Bhutan, Afghanistan etc. It is
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important
to understand why rich
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countries
provide
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money
. The reasons behind this are to accelerate
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development
of
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poor
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countries
by establishing industries, tourism
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and others
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pre
-requisites.
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Some of the
causes for failure of donation
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programme
are
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corruption
,
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poor
governance, scarcity of skilled population and lack of proper planning.

Firstly
,
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corruption
is
mostly
prevalent in the developing
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countries
like Nepal, Congo etc.
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according to data of the Transparency International. Most
importantly
,
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corruption
is
deeply
rooted in almost all fields like health sector, civil service etc. and exists involvement of simple clerks to high-level bureaucrats and politicians. The cause of
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corruption
may
be rooted
to the lack of handsome salary, lack of severe punishments, selfishness and the slack of
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rules
and laws etc.
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If
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money
allocated for
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development
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projects
is misused
, then the quality of the
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projects
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reduced
or it may not
be finished
in time. In fact, scenarios like these affect the rate of
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development
in the
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developing countries
.

Secondly
, the sustainable and harmonious
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development
cannot
be achieved
without effective and efficient administration which is lagging in the
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poor
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countries
. Succeeding any
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projects
is a daunting task for management committees. At
first
, the
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problems
arise at the local levels where local
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people
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ask for
unfeasible demands such as the job for each household, high compensation of lands etc. If these
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problems
are addressed
, then, other
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problems
like the strike of employees
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occur
or negligence of contractor occurs. Is it possible to complete
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projects
at the specified time? No, it takes decades to complete the
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projects
or strands in the middle forever.

Thirdly
, there are
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problems
in formulating plans and policies.
Even though
they
are formulated
, the authorities cannot implement
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in a scientific way
.
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So
, funds freeze for
next
financial year. These are
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only
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some
instances how
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money
provided by donors is
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used
.

Education, expertise support, training, monitoring the
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development
, conducting research, establishing factories are better alternative than giving
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money
to the
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poor
nations and these should
be embraced
by the rich nations to
truly
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help
the
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poor
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countries
.
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41Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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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. 3

Essay
  American English
6 paragraphs
403 words
5.5
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