International aid

1. agencies organizations that provide assistance during crises or development efforts
4. aid help given to save lives and alleviate suffering, often during crises
6. overflowing of water onto land, often causing widespread damage
8. aid financial or technical help provided to support economic growth and development
11. countries or groups that receive aid
13. reduction efforts aimed at improving the economic well-being of the poor
17. basic physical systems and structures like roads, water supply, and power
18. extreme scarcity of food affecting large populations
19. abundance of valuable resources or money
20. willing to give aid or resources freely
21. disasters catastrophic events like floods, earthquakes, or hurricanes
23. development process by which a nation improves its economic, political, and social well-being

2. projects planned initiatives aimed at improving living conditions or economic capacity
3. technology appropriate, affordable, and locally manageable technology used in development
5. development assistance (ODA) government aid designed to promote the economic development of developing countries
7. money initial funding used to start a project or enterprise
8. countries nations that provide aid to other countries
9. relief urgent assistance provided during or after a disaster
10. groups organizations that attempt to influence policies related to aid or development
12. widespread outbreaks of infectious disease
14. organizations (NGOs) independent organizations working on humanitarian or development issues
15. capable of working successfully or being sustained
16. violent shaking of the ground caused by tectonic movements
22. aid aid that must be spent on goods or services from the donor country
24. failure when agricultural yields are significantly lower than expected