Aid Flashcards

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Aid can be defined as…

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The transfer of money, goods and expertise, usually to assist the development of developing countries and to improve their people’s QOL

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Does a country need aid depending on their level of economic development?

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Not nessecarily

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Aid comes from 2 sources…

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Official (government)
Voluntary Aid (charity)
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What is multilateral aid?

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When the governments of a number of countries donate resources (mainly money) to large international organisations. They then allocate aid to countries believed to be in most need.

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What is Bilateral Aid?

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When the government of a single country gives aid directly to the government of a receiving country. However sometimes tied aid is involved

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What is appropriate aid?

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Aid provided and used wisely that can create sustainable development - enables the country to become self sufficient rather than dependent

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Name a key factor in appropriate aid

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Intermediate technology

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What is intermediate technology?

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Technology that is more advanced than what they have, but not too complex

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How is appropriate aid encouraging development in developing countries?

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Use of intermediate technology - affordable and maintained

Encourages development - bottom -up development

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