IGCSE Geography / Development and human welfare
International aid
Edexcel International GCSE Geography (4GE1), chapter 9: Development and human welfare, specification point 9.3a. Part of the full course.
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International aid is help given by a donor to a recipient, as money, goods or skills. Knowing its types, limits and possible effects helps you judge how far aid can reduce uneven development.
More lessons in Development and human welfare
- What development and human welfare mean
- What contributes to development
- Measuring development: GDP per capita
- Measuring development: the Human Development Index
- Measuring inequality and corruption
- The global pattern of development
- Why development is uneven
- The impacts of uneven development
- Case study: Italy, a divided country
- Demographic data and development
- Population structure and development
- Agreements between governments
- Different views on closing the development gap
- Top-down and bottom-up development
- Case studies: top-down projects in Nigeria and the UK
- Case studies: bottom-up projects in Kenya and South Africa