To promote economic development in recipient countries

To support military operations in recipient countries

To provide humanitarian assistance in recipient countries

To increase the global influence of the donor country

Bilateral aid

Multilateral aid

Non-governmental organization (NGO) aid

Tied aid

Bilateral aid is provided by one country to another country, while multilateral aid is provided by a group of countries to a recipient country.

Bilateral aid is typically provided in the form of grants, while multilateral aid is typically provided in the form of loans.

Bilateral aid is more effective than multilateral aid.

Bilateral aid is less effective than multilateral aid.

NGOs provide humanitarian assistance in recipient countries.

NGOs promote economic development in recipient countries.

NGOs advocate for the rights of marginalized groups in recipient countries.

All of the above

Reduced poverty and inequality

Improved health and education outcomes

Increased economic growth

All of the above

Increased dependency on donor countries

Corruption and mismanagement of aid funds

Negative environmental impacts

All of the above

By focusing on long-term development goals rather than short-term humanitarian needs

By ensuring that aid is aligned with the recipient country's own development priorities

By strengthening the capacity of recipient countries to manage and use aid effectively

All of the above

The World Bank provides loans and grants to developing countries for a variety of purposes, including infrastructure, education, and healthcare.

The World Bank provides technical assistance to developing countries to help them manage their economies and implement development projects.

The World Bank conducts research on economic development and provides policy advice to developing countries.

All of the above

The IMF provides loans to countries that are experiencing balance of payments problems.

The IMF provides technical assistance to countries to help them manage their economies and implement economic reforms.

The IMF conducts research on the global economy and provides policy advice to countries.

All of the above

The UNDP provides grants and technical assistance to developing countries for a variety of purposes, including poverty reduction, environmental protection, and governance.

The UNDP advocates for the rights of marginalized groups in developing countries.

The UNDP coordinates the activities of other UN agencies in developing countries.

All of the above

USAID provides bilateral aid to developing countries.

USAID provides humanitarian assistance to countries affected by natural disasters or conflict.

USAID promotes democracy and human rights in developing countries.

All of the above

The EU provides bilateral aid to developing countries.

The EU provides humanitarian assistance to countries affected by natural disasters or conflict.

The EU promotes democracy and human rights in developing countries.

All of the above

The OECD provides a forum for discussion and coordination of development policies among its member countries.

The OECD collects and disseminates data on development aid.

The OECD provides technical assistance to developing countries to help them improve their aid management and effectiveness.

All of the above

The UNHCR provides protection and assistance to refugees and other forcibly displaced persons.

The UNHCR advocates for the rights of refugees and other forcibly displaced persons.

The UNHCR works with governments and other partners to find durable solutions for refugees and other forcibly displaced persons.

All of the above

The WFP provides food assistance to people in need around the world.

The WFP works to improve nutrition and promote food security.

The WFP provides technical assistance to governments and other partners to help them improve their food security.

All of the above