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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. To what extent do you agree or disagree? v.4

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. 4
For many recent years, a huge amount of financial aid has been given to impoverished nations to help them deal with poverty. Although this solution may help in some aspects, I personally think that the problem could not be handled completely by giving money and governments should implement other alternatives should be deployed. It can be clearly seen that the solution of pouring money into destitute countries has many drawbacks. The first point to note is that the money may never reach people in need. In many developing countries, the lack of transparency and ability to lead the nations of the management systems are causing prevalent corruption in government structure. As a result, politicians and government officials become those who are benefited instead of their citizens. In addition, the recipient countries mostly are not capable of making the best use of monetary support since they may not have enough skilled manpower, technology or infrastructure to develop with the money given. An illustration would be my country, Vietnam, which is still a developing country yet we have owed billions of dollars to foreign nations. Furthermore, in some cases, the poor countries will become dependent on donor countries as they have been used to getting help from other rich countries. As a consequence, the receiving countries become increasingly more dependent on their givers and more heavily indebted. On the other hand, there are still some certain positive sides of this scheme. It is undeniable that the donations provided by developed countries have definitely helped accelerate the economy of the poor nations in some extents. Moreover, foreign aids have saved many lives in those countries which usually suffer from disasters and diseases every year. In conclusion, donating money to destitute nations may improve the situation in some ways, however, it is not a comprehensive solution and other kinds of help such as changing the constitution, promote education and healthcare systems as well as combat corruption in order to handle the problems properly.
For
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many
recent years, a huge amount of financial aid has been
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given
to impoverished
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nations
to
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help
them deal with poverty. Although this solution may
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help
in
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some
aspects, I
personally
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think
that the problem could not
be handled
completely by giving
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money
and
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governments
should implement
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other
alternatives should
be deployed
.

It can be
clearly
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seen
that the solution of pouring
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money
into destitute
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countries
has
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many
drawbacks. The
first
point to note is that the
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money
may never reach
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people
in need. In
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many
developing
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countries
, the lack of transparency and ability to lead the
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nations
of the management systems are causing prevalent corruption in
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government
structure.
As a result
, politicians and
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government
officials become those who
are benefited
instead
of their citizens.
In addition
, the recipient
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countries
mostly
are not capable of making the best
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use
of monetary support since they may not have
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enough
skilled manpower, technology or infrastructure to develop with the
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money
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given
. An illustration would be my
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country
, Vietnam, which is
still
a developing
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country
yet
we have owed billions of dollars to foreign
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nations
.
Furthermore
, in
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some
cases, the poor
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countries
will become dependent on donor
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countries
as they have been
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used
to getting
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help
from
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other
rich
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countries
. As a consequence, the receiving
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countries
become
increasingly
more dependent on their givers and more
heavily
indebted.

On the
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other
hand, there are
still
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some
certain
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positive
sides of this scheme. It is undeniable that the donations provided by developed
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countries
have definitely
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helped
accelerate the economy of the poor
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nations
in
This phrase/word is too simple and can be replaced with:
some
extents.
Moreover
, foreign aids have saved
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many
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lives
in those
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countries
which
usually
suffer from disasters and diseases every year.

In conclusion
, donating
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money
to destitute
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nations
may
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improve
the situation in
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some
ways,
however
, it is not a comprehensive solution and
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other
kinds of
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help
such as changing the constitution, promote education and healthcare systems
as well
as combat corruption in order to handle the problems
properly
.
15Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
29Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes

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. 4

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  American English
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