AQA GCSE Geography · 8035
Paper 2
Revise: Global Relationships: Trade and International AidMultilateral aid is channelled through international organisations supported by several countries, such as the World Bank or UNICEF.
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GCSE Geography · key term
Aid provided through an international organisation using contributions from several countries.
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Paper 2
Revise: Global Relationships: Trade and International AidMultilateral aid is channelled through international organisations supported by several countries, such as the World Bank or UNICEF.
Paper 1
Aid provided through an international organisation that brings together resources from several countries, such as the World Bank.
Tied aid describes restrictions on how aid is spent; multilateral aid describes the channel through which it is provided. They are not opposite categories.
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Multilateral aid is channelled through an international organisation, such as the World Bank, drawing on support from several countries. Tied aid instead describes a spending condition: the recipient must purchase specified goods or services from the donor country. This restricts the recipient's choice of suppliers.