What is called the amount of non-military foreign aid which a country received ?
Correct answer: B. Official Development Assistance (ODA)
- A. Grands
- B. Official Development Assistance (ODA)
- C. Foreign aid
- D. Friendly aid
Explanation
Official Development Assistance, or ODA, is government-provided foreign aid on concessional terms for economic development and welfare, and it is generally non-military. The broader term foreign aid can include assistance outside the specific ODA classification.
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