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 other than monetary funds developing nations require various forms of assistance from rich countries to alleviate their poverty.I completely agree with Remove the comma
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 viewpoint and think that poor economies are in need of non-cash aid to escape poverty.
First of all, financial aid will solve only temporary issues rather than focusing on lifetime or long-term solutions.Linking Words
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, money funded by  wealthy nations will be utilised for debt payment or for problems faced currently.Eventually, in the near ,future same issues will arise and Linking Words
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 again these countries willLinking Words
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 land like Africa,  starve Linking Words
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 scarcity of food, Linking Words
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 supplying food for certain months, developed regions can provide essential materials or services to expand or improve farming Linking Words
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 as crop machinery and knowledge of cultivation.
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, Politicians can misuse or possibilities of corruption may occur if it is funded by cash. Commodities Linking Words
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 as food school furniture or services like improving the labour market or establishing a college will reduce the chances of corruption and Linking Words
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 will reach  the appropriate people. ,Linking Words
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 government servants will poorly manage the fund given by these regions. For  Add a comma
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example
 Sri Lanka is in need of universities for higher education, Add a comma
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therefore
 Australia or the British government can build a university in Srilanka, which will enhance the education system at the same time ministers cannot fill their pockets.   
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 are in need of other kinds of assistance than liquid currency in order to rebuild their poverty because cash aid will focus on Fix the agreement mistake
regions
short-term
 and  can easily misuse by the government.Correct article usage
the short-term