Aakash GargAIR 5 · CSE 2024 · 157 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
International aid is money given by the government, individual or organisation of one country to other or by initiative of various international organisations. e.g. IMF.
Body · points
Ethics in international funding
a) Respecting sovereignty : e.g. IMF conditions on countries like Sri Lanka and African countries influencing their economic policies impinge on sovereignty.
b) Funding for development only: Many NGOs in India have been accused of accepting foreign aid in exchange of blocking development works. e.g : Kudankulam Nuclear Plant.
c) Religion: Funding should not be a means to promote religious conversion in the country.
Ethical international funding:
For tackling problems like poverty and malnutrition.
Bailout for economic crisis under reasonable terms.
Development of infrastructure in developing countries regarding health, education etc.
Tackling issues like climate change where historical emitters must pay their fair share to small and developing countries.
Close · a framework
Ethical funding can be crucial to ensure the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals.
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