Rich countries often give money to poorer countries, but it does not solve poverty. Therefore, developed countries should give other types of help to poor countries rather than financial aid.

At the present time, it is argued that financial

aid

from affluent

nations

to impoverished

ones

is unnecessary for not being able to address the

problems

of poverty altogether and there is a great need for other types of

aid

. Despite my agreement to a certain extent regarding monetary help with building significant infrastructures and dealing with short-term

problems

, I strongly believe that other types of help in terms of education and technology transfer are crucial. On the one hand, the financial assistance of wealthy

countries

is essential to support the underdeveloped

ones

for certain reasons. First and foremost,

this

financial

aid

can alleviate the burden of the construction of vital infrastructures.

For instance

, hospitals, schools, roads and other public services providing a better life for the residents cost

such

a great amount of money that it is impossible for low-income

countries

to cover.

Consequently

, by allocating their budget to

countries

that are in need, prosperous

countries

might help solve

this

problem.

Second,

the monetary

aid

provided by affluent

nations

could help ease the short-term

problems

existing in impoverished

ones

.

This

means that it can tackle emergency situations

such

as natural disasters or epidemics quickly and effectively.

On the other hand

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money not being able to resolve issues in the long run, it is my firm belief that other alternative forms of

aid

are imperative.

To begin

with, it is the help with educational advancement that plays a crucial role in the sustainable development of low-income

countries

.

This

is mainly because the possibility of a nation developing and becoming wealthy could depend largely on the intellectual ability of its citizens.

Additionally

, equipping individuals with knowledge of technology is

also

believed to benefit underdeveloped

nations

and help reduce their poverty.

For example

, Japan has transferred advanced tools and systems to Vietnam in order to stimulate rapid economic development. In conclusion, despite the necessity of financial

aid

from wealthy

nations

for the construction of vital infrastructures and the solution of temporary

problems

in impoverished

ones

, I am firmly convinced that other types of help with education and technology transfer should be considered to be provided.