Developing countries require help offered by international organizations to ensure healthy and sustainable development. Some people think that financial aid is important. Others believe that practical aid and advice is more important. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

In contemporary society, 1international assistancethe international assistance has become an issue that few 2can affordcan be afford to ignore. Opinions are divided between those who argue that financial supports are crucial and those who maintain that practical helps and suggestions are more significant. While there is some 3valuevalues in each perspective, I believe that the latter view is more 4persuasiveconsiderable.

To begin with, the view favoring is grounded in both reasoning and practical considerations, serving as a cornerstone for developing countries’ development. 5Since international 6organisations' financialorganisations financial capacities are limited to supply developing countries. Many underdeveloped countries are facing difficult weather issues which cannot be 7dealtdeal with just by international financial supports. Weather issues lead to undeveloped education, industry, medical science fields and so on. It is absolutely unreal for resolving developing countries’ problems. 8Moreover, as for developing countries’ healthy and sustainable development in a long term, giving them fish instead of teaching them how to fish, which is a well-known Chinese saying. Financial aid may make developing countries buy new technology and equipment, but what they actually require is 9intellectual resourceshuman intelligent resources and professional 10supportsupports. For example, after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, international institutions donated a flood of medical 11equipment to itequipment for them, but only around a quarter of it was actually used for treating patients, because they lacked professional medical experts.

Compelling though this position may be, the opposing view is also worthy. Financial aid helps underdeveloped countries 13buy new technological equipment, construct schools, and improve the medical industryto buy new technological equipment, constructing schools and improving medical industry. Each country has 14itstheir special issues which are related to different situations. They can spend this money on the fields precisely and freely. However, 15failure to recognise thefailure to aware importance of practical aid or advice would inevitably result in a waste of financial aid, undermining the efforts to help developing countries 16out of povertyout of the poverty. On the healthy development, some underdeveloped countries often face serious 17infectiousinfective diseases. The direct and effective helping method is definitely not financial supports. If they want to achieve sustainable development, they need to 18handlehandle with disease problems. 19By supplying professional medical services and equipment can be more appropriate for them. 20OnIn the contrary, if they gain financial aid, they still cannot treat patients or stop disease from spreading. Therefore, the opposing view, 21while understandable,while understandable does not carry enough weight to be decisive.

In conclusion, although this issue remains a matter of debate, the position that 22practical help and professional advice arepractical helps and professional advice is more necessary for developing countries stands out as the more reasonable and feasible one.