The phrase "aid transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the provision or movement of assistance, resources, or support, often in humanitarian or financial contexts.
Example: "The organization is focused on improving the efficiency of aid transfer to disaster-stricken areas."
Alternatives: "assistance transfer" or "support transfer".
It requires high levels of public and private investment and continued aid transfers.
A growing share of development spending, emergency relief and aid transfers passes through them.
Foreign aid – transfers from rich countries to poor countries – has much to its credit, particularly in terms of healthcare, with many people alive today who would otherwise be dead.
Negotiating via ASEAN is so bothersome that other ASEAN members also continue actively seeking bilateral deals.For all its faults, the EU has achieved economic integration: through its members' willingness to pool sovereignty in important policy areas; by creating a powerful central bureaucracy to enforce the block's laws; and through huge aid transfers from richer to poorer members.
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Short-term medical missions (STMMs) represent a grass-roots form of aid, transferring medical services rather than funds or equipment.
Second, the argument that Africa's inability to develop despite receiving approximately USD 1 trillion in aid transfers over the past 40 years, the basis of most critiques of aid ineffectiveness, is undercut by studies finding that almost double that amount in capital flight left the continent over the same period [ 54].
However, some of their aspirations, such as developing a secure foreign-aid transfer system, are yet to be completed.
The cable system has been developed for large-scale handling (or aiding transfer) for applications in urban, civil and naval environments.
