Development
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- Created on: 29-04-15 16:32
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- Development
- The Development Gap
- Why does this gap exist
- Trade
- Earlier Development (European countries)
- Raw primary materials
- Loans
- Dependence on foreign loans
- Industrialisation
- Government / politics
- Costly (interest)
- Capitalists
- Natural / Human
- Disease
- Political changes / corruption
- Weather & climate, natural disasters
- Fuel, Water supply
- Migration
- Trade
- Why does this gap exist
- Factors that Hinder Development
- Economic
- Poverty makes it difficult to develop.
- Social Mobility
- Global trade often favours developed instead of developing countries due to tariffs.
- Political
- Money isn't available for reduction, healthcare etc.
- Foreign investors are discouraged from investing
- Corrupt politicians enrich themselves at the expense of the country.
- Money isn't available for reduction, healthcare etc.
- Foreign investors are discouraged from investing
- Money isn't available for reduction, healthcare etc.
- Money isn't available for reduction, healthcare etc.
- Social - access to clean water
- Allows good crop production
- Essential for health and a good standard
- Water is contaminated - disease not able to work and support the family
- Time searching for it, wasting energy
- Economic
- Types of Aid
- Emergency Natural disaster
- Saves lives as is immediate and helps build homes
- Country made become dependent on the aid
- Multilateral Aid Given by the government to international agencies 'The World Bank'
- Still a loan so will have interest. Government may not use the money to help local people
- Aid cannot be controlled as it is from an impartial organisation
- Voluntary From charities and other organisations
- Works with the local people more effective
- NGO's may struggle to meet demands financially
- Development Aid To improve people standards of living and quality of life. Building a water pump
- Sustainability. Culturally sensitive project
- Empowers local people, ensures that they don't become dependent
- Bilateral Aid from one country to another.
- Large scale development not used on the people. Often given for political reasons instead of who needs it most.
- Receive money and donor improves trade and economy
- Emergency Natural disaster
- The Development Gap
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