There are other ways to aid these countries without the use of foreign aid. For instance, direct aid can aid the troubled and developing nations as well. Unlike foreign aid, direct aid offers money to the people. Foreign aid, however offers money to the government. According to Irene Samuel, a private aid manager, “the government never gives us a clue how to get that funding. They won’t even give us forms to get it.” Meaning, the people don’t know how to get the money because of the governments. The best way to solve this is by replacing foreign aid with direct aid. Another alternative is the TADAT, Tax Administration Diagnostic Assessment Tool. In the article, “Is this an alternative to foreign aid?”, if tax collection of the developing nations
