International aid in Indonesia
I can describe different types of international aid and assess their impacts on Indonesia.
International aid in Indonesia
I can describe different types of international aid and assess their impacts on Indonesia.
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Key learning points
- There are different types of international aid.
- Indonesia receives different types of international aid.
- Receiving international aid has impacts on Indonesia.
Keywords
Aid - help given by one country or organisation to another, often to support development or recovery; it can be money, resources or expertise
Bilateral aid - aid given directly from one country to another for specific projects
Multilateral aid - aid from multiple countries or international organisations, like the UN or World Bank, for development
NGO - a Non-Governmental Organisation is a group that provides aid, often focusing on health, education or disaster relief, in LICs and NEEs
Common misconception
Only wealthy HICs give aid to other countries.
Newly-emerging economies such as Indonesia, China and India also give aid to other countries, especially within their regions.
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