It is argued that Rich Countries should help Underdeveloped countries with philanthropy when natural calamity occurs. This essay agrees with this statement because affluent nations have enough resources to provide help to the states that are suffering from the disaster and impoverished nations should receive support from wealthy states as it is the responsibility of developed countries.
Developed countries have enough resources to support the states that are experiencing the aftermath of a disaster. The states that are struggling with natural disasters, lead the people of those nations to face issues with water, food, and many other necessities. As the people of the first world countries can fulfill their basic needs with their ample resources, they can help the needy nations with their spare resources. In the 1990s, when Somalia faced a tsunami, it faced water, and food scarcity problems, Russia helped them with food and other essential items.
Well-off nations have responsibilities towards poorer nations that suffer extremely from the effects of natural calamities. In this world, fulfilling the basic needs of every person on earth should be the most important thing in the world. When a country faces damage because of natural disasters it is the humane duty of the affluent country to be kind enough to help those who are in need.
In conclusion, prosperous nations ought to support economically impoverished countries during natural disasters by providing necessary aid and assistance because they have redundancy in resources that they can provide to underdeveloped nations, and it is their core responsibility to do so as human beings.