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Assess the contribution of Aid to the development of recipient countries.
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Assess the contribution of Aid to the development of recipient countries. Aid is the giving of resources from one country to another and it can take many forms, Development aid is given to help a country develop its economy or services in an effort to improve the quality of life for all people in the recipient country. There is Emergency aid this is given after a disaster. Also there is Military aid, which can include expertise as well as weapons. Project aid is given for specific projects such as a dam, school or road. This is often referred to as 'tied' aid because the donor country usually has some control over the project. Lastly there is Programme aid; this is not linked to specific projects. It could be used to improve a country's trade imbalance. Aid can be bilateral, when one country gives help to another country, or it can be multilateral,...
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