Peace and war has the significant effect of distribution of foreign aid in the developing countries. The distribution of foreign aids is effected in several factors which are based on the relations amongst the countries, military power, strategic natural resources, chances of development, diplomat ties and prestige, etc. Several positive effects of foreign aids to the developing country are: focus on electoral …show more content…
Give rise to corruption which gets deep routed in the recipient countries.
Budget of developing many developing countries such as Africa and sub urban Africa are hit hard by the rises in food and oil prices and this country has become the largest recipient of foreign aid. There are many other countries as well which are dependent on inflow of aid which they receive from the developed countries and on the other hand, these developed countries try to use the resources for self benefit from these developing …show more content…
It is usually given as a signal for diplomatic approval so as to strengthen the military, reward to behavior of the government as desired by the donor, extend the cultural influence of the donor, provide the infrastructure required by the donor the effective resource extraction from the recipient country and thereby getting gains on other kind of commercial access. This aid can be in the form of development aid, or emergency aid. In order to relieve from the severe problems caused by the warfare emergency aid is offered, which rapid assistance given to the people to relieve for the distress and sufferings after emergency.
Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC) is an umbrella organization for around 14 leasing aid agencies which has the objective of providing the financial relief to the people suffering from the disaster in the poor countries. The organization plays the major role in providing the aid and helping the member agencies in more than 60 percent of the total materials and supplies. The organization has raised the large list of achievement and leadership according to which 290,000+ people were provided with the emergency shelter and 10,000 were supported with cash for work.
Moreover, US have maintained its leadership in providing the aid to several developing and less developed countries, preferably to emerge the countries from the effect of warfare (Rana Shahbaz,