Types of Aid

The primary aim of this type of aid is to keep people alive by providing essential resources

• Emergency aid

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• NGO aid

This type of aid is characterised by rapid assistance

• Emergency aid

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• NGO aid

This aid is described as aid provided from one country to another, generally through governments of each country

• Emergency aid

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• NGO aid

This type of aid is often provided after or during a bushfire

• Emergency aid

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• NGO aid

This type of aid assists in building relationships between two countries

• Emergency aid

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• NGO aid

when one country donates money or resources to another (bilateral aid) but with conditions attached.

• Rapid aid

• tied aid

• charitable aid

• multilateral aid

Back in 1991, the World Bank had granted Loan to India on a condition that the country would Globalize itself. What kind of aid was this?

• Bilateral Aid

• conditional Aid

• charitable aid

• short term aid

reasons why donor countries give aid through multilateral institutions:

• encouraging international cooperation rather than strategic and commercial interests of respective donor countries;

• multilateral aid pools resources enabling the implementation of large-scale programs that are beyond the capacity of individual donor countries through bilateral aid;

• multilateral aid can help coordinate donors to address issues at regional and global levels and harmonise their efforts

• all of the mentioned reasons

$1.6 billion Indian foreign aid directed towards Bhutan as India’s assistance towards developing the hydro-power sector. This type of aid is

• multilateral aid

• bilateral aid

• tied aid

• grant