Effect of U.S. aid on hunger in the developing world
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The document discusses the effects of U.S. foreign aid on hunger in developing countries. It outlines the different types of aid provided, including bilateral, multilateral, and non-governmental aid. It notes that while aid has helped increase food production through initiatives like the Green Revolution, it also has negative effects such as inappropriate technologies, corruption, and creating dependency. The document argues that ending hunger is achievable through measures like providing more food aid, supporting agriculture, extending technologies, and making hunger elimination a priority.
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Team A
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Trika Gerard
December 8, 2014
Population = Poverty
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Population = Poverty
The ozone layers constant weakening keeps on exacerbating the harsh weather phenomena which ultimately ends up costing billions of dollars globally. All of the money directed towards repairing environmental issues caused by humans could have been be directed towards managing population control and its well being.
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Population = Poverty
The US claim that they are not responsible for the upcoming cataclysmic event, it is the developing third world countries new industrialization. The US claims those countries have an uncontrolled population growth and should not become industrialized because the world cannot sustain the use of resources by those countries. Also the US cannot curve their way of life because it will have a devastating effect on their economy.
Population = Poverty
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- 1. Travis Wirth TSC 342 Iowa State University Effect of U.S. aid on hunger in the developing world
- 3. Bilateral Aid Governments to poor nations (USAID, USDA, UN) Development projects (roads, power generation, irrigation, etc) Emergency Aid Multilateral Aid ((WHO) World Health Organization , (FAO) Food and Agricultural Organization, Also work closely with UN (UNICEF) United Nations Children’s Fund, UNDP or EP UN Development Programme/ Environment Programme Non-Governmental , Charity, and Private Voluntary Organizations 10% by NGO’s Goes toward Long-term Aid Campaign change, root causes of poverty, health programs, food production, water supplies, education. Short-term Emergency Aid Help rebuild homes, farming equipment, medical, sanitation supplies, food and blankets, etc. Businesses and Foundations Ex. Bill Gates and Rockefeller Foundation Land O’Lakes cooperative with USAID Different Types of Aid
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- 7. Provides more than half of worlds food aid
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- 11. Irrigation, roads, food, food security
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- 16. ex. Tractors, input cost (gas, repairs, etc)
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- 18. Aid is utilized as repaying loans and rather than development projects or food aid.
- 19. Food dumping is destructive to local economy
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- 24. Aid Siphons skilled workers away
- 26. Ending Hunger is Achievable by Providing More and Faster Food Aid Providing More Effective Food Assistance Helping Poor Countries Grow More Food Using Food Aid to Support Agricultural Development in Developing Countries Making Agriculture and Nutrition National Priorities Extending the Power of Technology Tapping the Power of Trade Making the Elimination of Hunger a Top Political Priority Achievable Goals