Should developing countries receive non-financial help?

It is certainly true that the problem of poverty remains unsolved no matter how wealthy countries
provide billions of dollars as economic aid. Because of that/For that reason I might suggest that it is
not the best way to simply give financial aid to governments of poor countries.

Financial aid obviously helps many developing countries suffering from famine, drought, war, or
disease, maintain a basic standard of living. On the one hand, billions of dollars in aid isnt often spent
well by the corrupt governments and inefficient administration.

There are several ways to help poor countries. For one thing, it is to help developing countries build
the infrastructure.However, in many of them there is not enough capital or technology to construct
facilities which are basic organizational structure of a society. Therefore, they aspire to be supported to
improve the situation. If the roads are paved, people in poor countries can establish a foreign
exchange in order to curb poverty.

As another approach, the technical support and educational support based on design thinking are
necessary to solves problems of limited resources and countrys environment. For instance,
Team4Tech* is a start-up dispatching volunteers aiming to promote digital literacy and technology in
developing countries and areas with insufficient fund facilities. Their innovative general participatory
projects are based on design thinking. This means that they could have the version of a product that
fits the target country at a low price like Embrace Warmer** which is a portable incubator and it has
the same functions as the same product intended for the developed countries.

In conclusion, it is effective to consider not only financial support but also multilateral approaches to
aid poor countries and support organizations practicing them.