It is said that providing education up to six years in underprivilleged nations is the best way to fight with poverty. I agree fully, asI feel that other methods are inefficient in dealing with this issue.
Firstly, it can be fairly costly to fund for education in long periods of time. Having to send out teachers from developed countries can make the process impractical. Secondly, if we mainly focus on the lengthy studying proness, we may not have the fudning to cover foods or cloths, which are the problems at hand.
However, keeping on providing temporary solutions will not solve the poverty issue fully. Millions of dollar have been spent by Europeon countries to support Africa. Despite that, the fundings were never used smartly, wasted on providing shelters, without a clear plan to maintain them in the future. For that, I believe education can change the underdeveloped nations for the better. Having leant the necessary skills, they can get jobs, construct their own facilities and provide food and shelters for their families.
In conclusion, other means of donation can more practical at the moment. Though I believe that the investment to carry out the lengthy traching procedure is for the better.
