The phrase "aid developing countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at providing support or assistance to countries that are in the process of development.
Example: "Many international organizations focus on programs that aim to aid developing countries in improving their infrastructure and education systems."
Alternatives: "assist developing nations" or "support emerging economies".
Alternatively, host countries can aid developing countries in sustaining domestic supply of physicians by strengthening development aid policies [ 15].
OPEC also established an international fund to aid developing countries.
European officials dismissed the charges, saying that they gave a much larger proportion of their gross domestic product to aid developing countries and that they had not interfered with the American food aid program to Africa.
Norway, whose 4.7 million people already contribute almost $4 billion a year to aid developing countries, will give $1 billion on top of that in the next 10 years to reduce deaths of millions of mothers and children from preventable causes, its prime minister, Jens Stoltenberg, announced last week at a Clinton Foundation conference in New York.
Meanwhile, the World Bank has unveiled its ambitious plan to aid developing countries in fulfilling their COP21 pledges.
And it calls for countries to commit $100 billion annually by 2020 to aid developing countries in their efforts to address climate change.
During the meeting, ministers discussed channeling more foreign aid to help developing countries improve their agricultural output.
The Group of 8 statement also pledged to increase aid to help developing countries improve energy efficiency or cut their vulnerability to climate risk.
Robinson said that while Germany had made some positive steps such as aiding developing countries on climate change, it was sending mixed messages.
In terms of aiding developing countries in climate change mitigation, of the 7.4 billion euros allocated to the energy sector by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) since 2007, 5.8 billion euros has been used for renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
Mr. Darman reportedly opposed any financial aid to developing countries to help them with environmental programs.
