{"id":33,"date":"2009-08-26T09:03:05","date_gmt":"2009-08-26T07:03:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wordpress.africanews.it\/english\/?p=33"},"modified":"2009-08-26T09:03:05","modified_gmt":"2009-08-26T07:03:05","slug":"lets-rethink-aid-to-africa-aoudou","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.africanews.it\/english\/lets-rethink-aid-to-africa-aoudou\/","title":{"rendered":""Let's rethink aid to Africa" – Aoudou"},"content":{"rendered":"

It is time to rethink the method of allocation of aid to Africa. By my humble opinion, until now the approach used by financial funds, has proved ineffective. Yes inefficient and unnecessary. When you hear that some institution granted such financial aid to any African country in a specific area (e.g. education, health etc.) we learn thereafter there was misuse or mismanagement of these funds by African leaders. <\/p>\n

It is therefore clear that, using notes and coins, does not solve the problems. Africans, living in Africa, who need these things, are forced to look elsewhere in other continents because it is not in our home. This need is much more evident in two sensitive and important areas that are education and health. <\/p>\n

What is it?<\/p>\n

In concrete and practical, we must build large schools, universities, prestigious professional institutes in African countries more or less poor. Then assign Western teachers to provide instruction in these schools so that national students receive the same lessons, training, experiences, that those who go to study in Europe or the USA get. Thus, a large majority of African populations have access to art training locally in their countries and at lower cost. In return, they can serve their nation directly, without the question “return or no return” after graduation because they are already
home, in their country. <\/p>\n

Instead of offering scholarships to a handful of the most lucky students, a supply system that is also regrettable because too selective, hence, reducing or destroying the hopes of many young people wishing to continue their studies. Instead of these shortcomings and insignificant scholarship, why not broaden the scope and allow the people to learn? Hence the idea, utility or
the urgency to open large opportunities in Africa. <\/p>\n

On the other hand, health. Again the finding is negative. Hospitals in the black Africa, especially in the so-called “pretty” PPTE (poor heavily indebted), the situation is miserable. Lack of specialists for all pathologies, lack of medical infrastructure. Either the equipment is obsolete and old, or it is simply non-existent. For any surgery, you must take the patient to the West. We want hospitals just as the “white” have with the best medical specialists aware of their true missions and medical equipment. <\/p>\n

In short, Africa needs to be built, constructed, developed. Giving money to corrupt African leaders, is not the best solution. <\/p>\n

We want to work for real, tangible, concrete things. For many Africa must give more but let’s make. So, anyone who cares for the well-being, the future of this beautiful continent full of wealth of its men, help us to better develop Africa. <\/p>\n

Djaratou Aoudou<\/p>\n

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Original French text<\/h2>\n

Il est grand temps de repenser la m\u00e9thode d’octroi de l’aide \u00e0 l’Afrique. A mon humble avis, jusqu’\u00e0 pr\u00e9sent la d\u00e9marche appliqu\u00e9e par les bailleurs de fonds, s’est rev\u00e9l\u00e9e inefficace. Oui inefficace et inutile. Puisque chaque
fois qu’on entend qu’on a accord\u00e9 telle aide financi\u00e8re \u00e0 un pays africian donn\u00e9, dans un domaine pr\u00e9cis ( exemple : \u00e9ducation, sant\u00e9 etc) on apprend par la suite qu’il ya eu d\u00e9tournement ou mauvaise gestion de ces fonds par des responsables africains.<\/p>\n

Force est donc de constater que, l’aide en esp\u00e8ces sonnantes et tr\u00e9buchantes ne r\u00e9soud pas les probl\u00e8mes. Nous africains vivant en Afrique avons besoin de ces choses, que nous sommes oblig\u00e9s d’aller chercher ailleurs dans
d’autres continents, parce qu’il y’en a pas chez nous. Ce besoin se manifeste beaucoup plus dans 2 domaines sensibles et importants que sont l’\u00e9ducation et la sant\u00e9.<\/p>\n

De quoi s’agit-il ?<\/p>\n

De fa\u00e7on concr\u00e8te et pratique, il faut construire des grandes \u00e9coles de formation, des universit\u00e9s, des prestigieux instituts professionnels, dans les pays africains les plus ou moins pauvres. Ensuite, affecter des iminents
professeurs occidentaux pour dispenser des enseignements dans ces \u00e9coles. De sorte que, les \u00e9tudiants nationaux b\u00e9n\u00e9ficient des m\u00eames enseignements, formation, exp\u00e9rience, que ceux qui vont faire des \u00e9tudes en Europe ou aux USA. Ainsi, une large majorit\u00e9 des populations africaines auront acc\u00e8s \u00e0 des formation de pointe sur place dans leur pays et \u00e0 moindre co\u00fbt. En retour, ils pourront servir leur nation directement, sans que la question “rentrer ou pas rentrer” apr\u00e8s les \u00e9tudes, ne se pose. Puisqu’ils se trouvent d\u00e9j\u00e0
dans leur pays.<\/p>\n

Au lieu d’offrir des bourses d’\u00e9tudes \u00e0 une poign\u00e9e d’\u00e9tudiants les plus chanceux. Un syst\u00e8me d’offre d’ailleurs \u00e0 d\u00e9plorer. Parce que beaucoup trop s\u00e9lectif, du coup, r\u00e9duisant ou an\u00e9antissant l’espoir de nombreux jeunes
souhaitant poursuivre leurs \u00e9tudes. Au lieu de ces insuffisantes et insignifiantes bourses, pourquoi ne pas \u00e9largir le champ et permettre au grand nombre de personnes de s’instruire ? D’o\u00f9 l’id\u00e9e , l’utilit\u00e9 voire
l’urgence d’ouvrir des grandes opportinut\u00e9s en Afrique.<\/p>\n

D’autre part, la sant\u00e9. L\u00e0 aussi le constat est n\u00e9gatif. Les h\u00f4pitaux en Afrique noire surtout, dans les pays dits “dr\u00f4lement” PPTE (pays pauvres tr\u00e8s endett\u00e9s) la situation est mis\u00e9rable. Manque de sp\u00e9cialistes pour
toutes les pathologies, manque criard d’infrastructures m\u00e9dicales ad\u00e9quates.<\/p>\n

Soit le mat\u00e9riel est viellot et obsol\u00e8te, soit il est carr\u00e9ment inexistant. Pour la moindre intervention chirurgicale, il faut \u00e9vacuer le malade vers l’occident. On veut des h\u00f4pitaux comme chez les “blancs” avec des meilleurs
m\u00e9decins sp\u00e9cialistes conscients de leurs missions et des vrais \u00e9quipements m\u00e9dicaux.<\/p>\n

En r\u00e9sum\u00e9, l’Afrique a besoin d’\u00eatre b\u00e2tie, construit, d\u00e9velopp\u00e9e. Donner de l’argent aux dirigeants africains v\u00e9reux, n’est point la meilleure solution.<\/p>\n

Nous voulons des oeuvres r\u00e9elles, palpables, concr\u00e8tes. Pour le bien des africains, il ne faut plus donner mais faire, r\u00e9aliser, construire. Alors, \u00e0 tous ceux qui se soucient du bien \u00eatre, de l’avenir de ce beau continent
plein de richesses de ces hommes, aidez-nous \u00e0 mieux d\u00e9velopper l’Afrique.<\/p>\n

Djaratou Aoudou<\/p>\n

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