Why do australiagive aid to Thailand?

Answer 1

Australia is a rich country with values of care and compassion and giving others a 'fair go'. When there is a need there is generally a strong response with offers of money, goods, personal time and knowledge. The Australian Government's overseas aid program aims to assist developing countries reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development, in line with Australia's national interest. Australia gives aid to other countries because it improves our regional security. Australia helps partner governments improve Law and Order, prevent and recover from conflict, and manage a range of transnational threats to security such as people trafficking, illicit drugs, HIV/AIDS and other communicable diseases. By helping to build stronger communities and more stable governments Australia helps improve their ability to be stable trading partners.

Answer 2

No, Australia does not recieve international aid. We are a well developed, financially stable country that is quite independant. However, only in times of major natural disaters do other countries gve aid.

Answer 3

This depends on the country and which aid program you are talking about.

For example the Australian Government gives Indonesia aid through cheap loans for various projects (such as school building and road improvement), direct government to government transactions, scholarships to various students and the donation of equipment (such as patrol boats). The Australian government also trains a lot of Indonesian military instructors.

Answer 4

Australia gives about 2000 million dollar to overseas contries, between the years 2008 to 2009 .

Answer 5

Australia gives aid to many countries, but the top ten are Indonesia, Papau New Guinea, Iraq, Solomon Islands, Afghanistan, Phillipines, Timor-Leste, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Bangladesh.