Development Assistance

Rich countries (MEDCs) that give support or help are called _______ countries

• Donor

• Support

• Helper

• Recipient

Aid can be given in a number of forms such as....

• Financial assistance

• Sending skilled workers over e.g. Doctors

• Medical equipment

• Food

Aid given in a time of crisis such as earthquakes, floods or famine is called (a)   aid

TWO types of aid that have negative aspects to them are.....

• Emergency

• Developmental

• Tied

• Voluntary

• False

Voluntary aid is generally given by......

• Governments

• Charities

• Businesses

Aid given directly from one government to another is called.....

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• Non-governmental aid

Aid given by governments to international bodies such as the UN and then through charities such as UNICEF is called....

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• Non-governmental aid

Aid given by voluntary groups e.g. Trocaire and Medicins Sans Frontieres is called....

• Bilateral aid

• Multilateral aid

• Non-governmental aid

Irish aid helps many countries around the world. Which country is your case study on?

• Tasmania

• Tanzania

• Togo

• Tibet

In the past, Tanzania has suffered from.....

• Poor government

• Inadequate infrastructure

• Strong government

• Lack of irrigation

• Disease