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, a growing number of people are more concerned about the 1international support providedinternational supporting issues that international institutions supply developing countries in healthy and sustainable development. Some individuals argue that financial supports are important while others maintain practical 2assistanceassistances and suggestions are more necessary for underdeveloped countries. From my perspective, I agree with the latter view.

3From the latter view, individuals insist practical actions and advice can help underdeveloped countries 4handlehandle with their real problems directly and effectively. Rather than financial supports, these countries are 5facingfacing with more complicated issues and need experts’ advice which is totally relevant to their actual situations. For example, some countries in 6Middlemiddle East areas and Africa are 7enduring a lack of water; theyenduring the lack of water, they want professional methods to deal with this ecological problem instead of simply gaining money. In addition, these underdeveloped 8countriescountry do not have enough people with higher education and professional knowledge. 9Financial aid aloneJust financial aid 10cannot equip them withcannot help them be able to have these human resources immediately. In fact, the practical aid and advice then provides them professional 11conceptsconceptions and developing strategies, which are what they really want.

By contrast, we need to admit that financial aid is crucial for developing countries. There is a saying that economic basis 12determines the superstructuredetermines to the upward structures. 13Financial supports can help developing countries be able to buy new technology and improve their 14infrastructureinfrastructures, and they can spend it on whatever they want according to their actual requirements. Giving practical aid and advice 15may resolvemay can resolve their temporary problems rather than cultivate their own developing capacities. However, it is also 16strong evidencea strong evidence that it can be necessary for developing countries to resolve ecological problems as soon as possible, which cannot be solved by their own abilities even with enough financial supports. International organisations provide new technology and experts to these developing countries and address the issue with real situations, which can be the most efficient way for these countries to 17overcome difficultieswalk out of difficulties and begin to develop faster and faster.

In conclusion, although this issue remains a matter of debate, 19I believe thatif the position that practical aid and advice from international organisations stands out as the more balanced and practical one.