5.1.3. How do various players affect the development gap? Players involved in development.

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How do various players affect the development gap? Players involved in development

How do various players affect the development gap? The UNUnilever, Nike, Nestle Development projects and relief programmes, bottom-up, unreliable funding Promotes trade, can create unfair barriers to free and fair trade Raise awareness of concerns, aid and practical help given Encourages free trade Regulate economy, create conditions for business, provide physical infrastructure, public services Monitors development and provides investment Capitalist enterprises creating supply chains Influence economic and social conditions in a country NGOsTNCs World BankE.U. / ASEAN Provides investment for economic and social projects (top-down) WTO/ Trade BlocsGovernmentsUnicef, Oxfam Provide employment and investment in countries, exploit workers and most profit sent to home country IMF (International Monetary Fund) Ghana, Uganda Evaluate which players contribute most to the development gap.

How do various players affect the development gap? TNCs – mining in Botswana Negative impacts of mining in Botswana

How do various players affect the development gap? TNCs – mining in Botswana Positive impacts of mining in Botswana Negative impacts of mining in Botswana

What players can exacerbate the development gap? Explain how

Player type and example – positive or negative for widening gap – because….