1. Development aid

2. Development aid is currently
insufficient, but
necessary.

3. 3

4. 4
Bilater
al aid
Non-
governmen
t aid
Multilate
ral
aidAi
d

5. Humanitari
an aid
Food
aid
Militar
y aid
Financial
aid
Medical
aid
5
Aid

6. Aid by GDP percentage
6

7. Aid received
7

8. Norwegian development
aid
Governmen
t
The
Storting
Ministry
of
Foreign
Affairs
Embassie
s
8

9. 9

10. 10
27,6

11. 11

12. Cons
• Insufficiency
• Sindh and the UN
• World bank electricity in India
• Tied aid
• Zambia and gm US maize
• Efficiency
• Increased corruption
• Decreased production rates
• Dependence
• Debt
• 0,7% GDP goal not reached
12

13. 13
Economy
Fight
poverty
Equalit
y
Environmen
t
Diplomacy
Pros

14. What can be done to improve
development aid?
• Compensation to farmers
• Progress stops aid
• Democracy-building
• Long term / short term
• Giving industries
• Economic infrastructure:
• Targeted investment
• Greater debt relief
• Greater investment
14

15. Insufficient, but
necessary.
15

16. Sources:
• http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4185550.stm
• http://www.norad.no/no/om-bistand/n%C3%B8kkeltall
• http://www.norad.no/no/om-bistand/norsk-bistand-i-tall
• http://www.norad.no/no/resultater
• http://www.globalissues.org/article/35/foreign-aid-
development-assistance
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Development_aid
• http://www.worldvision.com.au/Libraries/3_1_1_-
_Issues_-_Aid/What_are_the_different_types.sflb.ashx
• http://www.globalis.no/Statistikk/Bistand-bevilget-til-
MUL
• http://www.ehow.com/info_8549898_advantages-
disadvantages-giving-aid.html
• http://bistandsaktuelt.typepad.com/bistandswiki/2011/0416