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Countries help each other with money, skills and supplies called international aid. This quiz explores who gives aid, why it is needed and problems it can create.

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Fascinating Fact:

Bilateral aid is given directly from one government to another, often through agreements about how the money should be used.

In KS3 Geography, you learn how richer and poorer countries are linked through trade, debt and support. International aid includes money, equipment and expert help, and it can be given in different ways, such as direct government agreements, charity projects or emergency relief after disasters.

Key Terms

International aid: Help given by one country or organisation to another, usually in the form of money, goods or skills to support development or relief.
Bilateral aid: Aid given directly from the government of one country to the government of another country through an agreement.
Non-governmental organisation (NGO): An independent charity or group that works in different countries, often running health, education or emergency aid projects.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is international aid in KS3 Geography?

In KS3 Geography, international aid is support given from one country or organisation to another to help with development, reduce poverty or respond to emergencies such as earthquakes or floods.

What are the main types of aid I need to know?

The main types of aid include bilateral aid between governments, multilateral aid through international organisations, NGO projects, emergency aid after disasters and long term development aid for services like schools.

Why can international aid sometimes cause problems?

Aid can cause problems if it creates dependency, supports unfair governments, is tied to buying goods from the donor country or is not matched to the real needs of local people.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

The IMF gives aid and is the International what?

Meal Fund

Medical Foundation

Monetary Fund

Movement for Famine

The IMF is an agency of the United Nations

2 .

Aid from one country directly to another is called what?

Bilateral

Co-lateral

Translateral

Unilateral

A criticism of bilateral aid is that it sometimes is given through political motivation and may therefore not really benefit the recipient country in the long term

3 .

Which statement is false?

Aid always gets to those who need it the most

Aid may be too technical for the skills of the people

Corruption means aid can be wasted

LEDCs spend a lot to pay back the loans

Unfortunately, the most needy people do not always benefit from international aid unless it comes from a charity. Charities tend to work more locally with the intention of improving the lives of people who need help the most

4 .

Aid given by an international organisation rather than by an individual country has what name?

Multi-Funded

Multilateral

Multi-Level

Multination

The money and resources donated by multilateral aid will have originally come from several different countries and added to a 'pool' of money and materials

5 .

What is another name for short-term aid?

Emergency aid

Hazard aid

Lucozaid

Rapid aid

It's used to solve immediate problems e.g. after a natural disaster

6 .

Which aid is only given if a country agrees to make certain changes?

Conditional

Functional

Rational

Transitional

This is a criticism of bilateral aid as it is often conditional

7 .

Which of these is intermediate technology?

Combine harvester

Hand pump for raising water

Nuclear power station

Oil refinery

Simple to build, easy to repair

8 .

Simple technology that matches people's skills is called what?

Basic technology

Intermediate technology

Medial technology

Tailored technology

Intermediate technology involves basic tools, machines and systems that can be easily constructed, used and repaired locally in disadvantaged areas

9 .

The organisation Jubilee 2000 encourages governments to cancel what?

Aid

Building projects

LEDC debts

Military invasions

Some won't cancel because of money made on interest from loans

10 .

Charities not connected to governments are called what?

CNGs

GNOs

NCOs

NGOs

Non-Governmental Organisations

Author: Jan Crompton (KS3 Geography & History Teacher, Professional Quiz Writer)

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