Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, C,13      |         when even humanitarian aid itself was held hostage.~
 2 I, C,13      |        which states that "Food aid must not be denied because
 3 I, C,14      |       countryside. Development aid to such countries then becomes
 4 II, 0,24     |       strongest to come to the aid of the weakest, should guide
 5 III, 0,35    |      are always accompanied by aid from the international community.
 6 III, 0,40    |      UNCTAD set the target for aid to the developing countries
 7 III, 0,40(65)|         agree to augment their aid programmes in order to reach
 8 III, 0,40    |        summit(66). On average, aid to developing countries
 9 III, 0,40    |        A greater share of this aid should also be set aside
10 III, 0,40    |       s goods(67)."~Government aid raises many ethical problems,
11 III, 0,41    |                     Rethinking aid~44. It is the responsibility
12 III, 0,41    |     not only to increase their aid to the developing countries
13 III, 0,41    |       distributed. Conditional aid is to be criticised when
14 III, 0,41    |      Conversely, unconditioned aid may be considered to truly
15 III, 0,41    |      not mean that conditional aid should be discarded out
16 III, 0,42    |                      Emergency aid: a temporary solution~45.
17 III, 0,42    |    solution~45. Emergency food aid deserves comment, since
18 III, 0,42    |         In some countries food aid is extended endlessly, not
19 III, 0,42    |  permanent balance of payments aid, by reducing the national
20 III, 0,42    |     the national deficit. This aid can also be provided at
21 III, 0,42    |      abolished.~Emergency food aid must remain a temporary
22 III, 0,42    |        only deviations in food aid that give rise to criticism.
23 III, 0,42    |      is sustainable structural aid, that some consider to be
24 III, 0,43    |                    Coordinated aid~46. Despite the criticisms
25 III, 0,43    |     against it, emergency food aid could be improved by concerted
26 III, 0,43    |       and Church associations. Aid could be limited in time
27 III, 0,43    | possible. Above all, emergency aid must help to free populations
28 III, 0,43    |       distribution capacities, aid must always be accompanied
29 III, 0,43    |       way, emergency or relief aid, under certain conditions,
30 III, 0,48(75)|   Council "Cor Unum", Catholic Aid Directory, 4th Edition,
31 IV, 0,56     |   possible to provide concrete aid when there is a temporary