The phrase "aid with developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when offering assistance or support in the process of development, whether it be in a project, skill, or idea.
Example: "Our organization aims to aid with developing sustainable practices in local communities."
Alternatives: "assist in developing" or "help with development".
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Human rights, democracy and good governance conditions are routinely inserted into trade and aid agreements with developing countries.
"Open economies" sounds rather more disturbing; the prime minister's desire to "unleash the power of the private sector" ringing alarm bells about this government's wrong-headed approach to aid and trade with developing countries.
With regard to the latter, novel mitochondrial gene replacement methodologies in stem cells may aid with the developing animal models for mitochondrial diseases in the future.
Health care managers and aid agencies that partner with developing countries need to urgently consider measures to combat this problem.
The Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation re-emphasised principles of ownership, inclusive development partnerships, reducing fragmentation and the number of aid mechanisms, and alignment with developing country priorities and policies.
Determination of sensitive and specific markers of very early AD progression is intended to aid researchers and clinicians with developing new treatments and monitoring their effectiveness, as well as lessen the time and cost of clinical trials.
As a result, according to a 2011 review by the UK's development agency, global aid has undergone a "quiet revolution," with developing countries launching transfer programs believed to reach between 750 million and one billion people.
This information will be essential in aiding governments, NGOs and policy-makers with developing appropriate responses to the humanitarian and social crises climate change will bring.
As they point out, the accord – although failing to specify carbon emission cuts – does pledge a sum of $30bn to provide short-term aid to help developing nations cope with the effects of climate change while also agreeing the goal of setting up a $100bn-a-year fund by 2020 to address their longer-term needs.
