What are the possible solutions of underdeveloped countries problems?

[Promocodeudo]

So many underdeveloped countries has been suffocated with marginalization and bad governance which has resulted to the impoverishment of the citizens where by making them to be less useful to the society and also left them with no option than to endulge in violence and division that might take many years to be curtailed. I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country, political office has to be made less attractive to accommodate technocrats in the system to salvage the horrible situation of the citizens of the country at large to be propagated in line with good governance also by Brick tightening all the lope holes where public funds can be embezzled or syphoned by the office holder.

Note total scrutiny of individuals either by investigating them secretly to know more about them or even go as far as knowing much about their source of wealth as the case may be before allowing them to contest for the particular position they are interested in.

More elaborations please.

[Die_empty]

So many underdeveloped countries has been suffocated with marginalization and bad governance which has resulted to the impoverishment of the citizens where by making them to be less useful to the society and also left them with no option than to endulge in violence and division that might take many years to be curtailed.

You have just identified the major problem of most underdeveloped countries. Corrupt leaders are controlling the political system of these nations with their evil cronies. The only solution is to conduct free and fair elections where citizens can vote for perceived good leaders and vote out bad ones. If these politicians know that the people will vote them out if they fail to fulfill their campaign promises, they will sit up.

I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country,

Colonial masters also have problems in their homeland they want to solve. So every nation should be able to handle its problems. Most of these colonial masters benefit from the underdevelopment of their colonies so they will never want to assist them fix their economic problems. Developed nations use underdeveloped countries as markets for their finished goods and natural and human resources sources.

political office has to be made less attractive to accommodate technocrats in the system to salvage the horrible situation of the citizens of the country at large to be propagated in line with good governance also by Brick tightening all the lope holes where public funds can be embezzled or syphoned by the office holder.

My country's lawmakers are one of the highest paid in the world while we are among the poorest in the world. The people that will make laws to make laws to make these political offices unattractive are benefitting from the system. So they will never make such laws. The only solution is to elect sincere leaders that have the intention of serving selflessly.

Note total scrutiny of individuals either by investigating them secretly to know more about them or even go as far as knowing much about their source of wealth as the case may be before allowing them to contest for the particular position they are interested in.

A system that promotes vote-buying will always produce criminal politicians. We don't need to scrutinize the source of their wealth for voting purposes. Corrupt individuals should be arrested, tried, and sent to jail if they are guilty. That's why the judiciary should be independent.

[Ndabagi01]

I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country, political office has to be made less attractive to accommodate technocrats in the system to salvage the horrible situation of the citizens of the country at large to be propagated in line with good governance also by Brick tightening all the lope holes where public funds can be embezzled or syphoned by the office holder.

Colonial masters or rich countries cannot influence a smaller country and improve it without asking for something in return. You may have resources in your country, but you may be unable to use them. They'll come and grab those vital parts of the resources, leaving you in shambles. The greatest way is to bring in more young country people with international experience to help investigate these resources and put them to good use for the country.

[John Abraham]

I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country, political office has to be made less attractive to accommodate technocrats in the system to salvage the horrible situation of the citizens of the country at large to be propagated in line with good governance also by Brick tightening all the lope holes where public funds can be embezzled or syphoned by the office holder.

Most Underdeveloped countries' governments are corrupted. Most of them are busy looting money from big projects. Of course, Financial organizations and other countries want to help them. But you have to show your output. China is one of the countries that wants to lend to underdevelopment countries. In return, you have to give them a commission.

Let's say developed countries want to help, and they give them funds. What if their corrupted people loot most of the money? This thing is happening in Africa. You cannot imagine how corrupt the government is. It's happening in Asian countries as well.

Other countries won't show interest if they have nothing to achieve from the target country. Moreover, Powerful countries like the USA and their army always killed innocent people in the name of good governance. Look at history; when they say they want to establish a good government in any country, they take over the country and kill many innocent people who have nothing to do with the government.

Look at Israel and Palestine. What's happening there? Why the world is silent about this matter? Did you forget what happened with Afghanistan and Pakistan? I won't invite any country to another country to solve their issue. They won't do it without any benefits.

[Hispo]

In my personal point of view, a country and it's current state (politically, socially and economically) is a reflection of its people.
If you want to change a country, then one needs to change the way of thinking of people, show them that crime has consequences, both common ones and white collar. Show that efficiency is important and work/education is the rock bottom for a better future.

Japanese people suffered huge economical suppression, two atomic bombs, a lost war and their country does not have as much productive land as many African nations.
But their way of thinking and their work culture allow them to defeat any obstacle.

If the mindset changes, people would not tolerate corruption or crime, so there would be more safety and money for the common good of all.

[collinscoinz]

In must of the underdeveloped countris in my own point of view,the political and the judiciary sector has been a major point of talk or concentration in some country,must of those countries are corrupted,leaders are looting money from big project,let say like country lik ours wer leaders are busy stealing public money & buying houses in abroad, so i think those countries in generial the colonial masters can be of aid to their issue,it is the masses that is feeling the heart.so i dnt adviced any country to encloched in another country matters except the colonial master that can be of aid,take a look at isreal & palestine what's happening why the world is silent about what the matter is as a result of corrupt governance,so the solution of the underdeveloped countries if the government follow the constitution guarding the country and work on also the economy,and try to promote skills aquisitions i think things will go well for them E.G of china and india and the rest of them were nothing back then but now every body wants to visite.

[Gyfts]

Look at Israel and Palestine. What's happening there? Why the world is silent about this matter? Did you forget what happened with Afghanistan and Pakistan? I won't invite any country to another country to solve their issue. They won't do it without any benefits.

The world's silent because it's routine for the Palestinians/Hamas to lob rockets over into Israeli territory. Shining a light on radical Islamic terrorism isn't too good for business so they rather pretend it doesn't happen.

So many underdeveloped countries has been suffocated with marginalization and bad governance which has resulted to the impoverishment of the citizens where by making them to be less useful to the society and also left them with no option than to endulge in violence and division that might take many years to be curtailed. I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country, political office has to be made less attractive to accommodate technocrats in the system to salvage the horrible situation of the citizens of the country at large to be propagated in line with good governance also by Brick tightening all the lope holes where public funds can be embezzled or syphoned by the office holder.

On that note. Isn't it quite the phenomenon that Israel was able to take a wasteland and turn it into a country competing in the worlds economy over a period of a few generations following genocide post WW2? Turning into an non-developed country into a modernized country really is actually simple, as Israel was able to demonstrate. If you start with a culturally homogeneous group of people and allow for free and fair markets (government's only role is to preserve competition, nothing more, nothing less) then achieving developed status isn't too difficult.

[Myleschetty]

So many underdeveloped countries has been suffocated with marginalization and bad governance

I believe you have mentioned the solution to the problem that the underdeveloped countries have since you have listed the problem they had and if the underdeveloped can fix the problem they have which is always mainly the corruption there's no way they will develop.

[Merit.s]

Corruption is the major problem to underdeveloped countries. This is because  majority of the common man is greedy and selfish, too lazy to work and wants to eat large. That is why when these set of people are elected as leaders,they will end up stealing the country's funds and show less concern on the development of the country. They inflate poverty and hardship on their citizens,feeling less concerned of their own actions.

I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country

The colonial masters has nothing to do with the level of poverty and underdevelopment in these countries, because as long as they have gained their freedom, they are free indeed to handle their country issues on their own. If want them to come and intervene in a way forward on how develop a country, then you must be ready to give them almost every important resources that your country has because that is what they are after and not the betterment of the underdevelop country. We saw that in Libya, after the death of Gaddafi and his son.

[Kelward]

In my personal point of view, a country and it's current state (politically, socially and economically) is a reflection of its people.
If you want to change a country, then one needs to change the way of thinking of people, show them that crime has consequences, both common ones and white collar. Show that efficiency is important and work/education is the rock bottom for a better future.

With all due respect to your view in this topic, i don't think that you are from Africa. Most of the countries in Africa are underdeveloped today because of bad leadership, corruption in high places.

 The people at the top that are supposed to show that  crime has consequences are themselves the most corrupt. What about a case where the citizens have made up their minds to elect someone whom they know that has integrity, on election day, millions of people came out and voted. At the end of the day election is rigged and another known corrupt politician emerges winner. If you complain you are  either arrested and put in jail or intimidated. The solution to underdeveloped countries problems should be to put qualified people who don't have corrupt records to lead. Most of the underdeveloped countries problems are man-made, therefore it will take the right man to bring about change. Although I don't see that happening anytime soon.


Japanese people suffered huge economical suppression, two atomic bombs, a lost war and their country does not have as much productive land as many African nations.
But their way of thinking and their work culture allow them to defeat any obstacle.

If the mindset changes, people would not tolerate corruption or crime, so there would be more safety and money for the common good of all.

[Mpamaegbu]

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Kelward, you've got your quotation wrong as you placed your comment inside Hispo's post. It's obvious your comment is in the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs...

With all due respect to your view in this topic, i don't think that you are from Africa. Most of the countries in Africa are underdeveloped today because of bad leadership, corruption in high places...Although I don't see that happening anytime soon.

Find a way to edit your post to set it right.

[Hispo]

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Kelward, you've got your quotation wrong as you placed your comment inside Hispo's post. It's obvious your comment is in the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs...

With all due respect to your view in this topic, i don't think that you are from Africa. Most of the countries in Africa are underdeveloped today because of bad leadership, corruption in high places...Although I don't see that happening anytime soon.

Find a way to edit your post to set it right.

Thanks for fixing the quote.

You are right, I am not from Africa. But that does not mean I am wrong, if people from whatever country or culture managed to change their collective view of politics, then corruption would not be tolerated. In the end, as far as I understand, most of the African countries are democracies which means (in theory) that the people can regain the control of their destiny.

Politicians work for us, they are public servants.
People have forgotten that.

Also, even though I am not from Africa. I live in a corrupted country as well.

[Stepstowealth]

I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country, political office has to be made less attractive to accommodate technocrats in the system to salvage the horrible situation of the citizens of the country at large to be propagated in line with good governance also by Brick tightening all the lope holes where public funds can be embezzled or syphoned by the office holder.

The colonial masters are not saints themselves and will barely do anything without benefit to them. If these underdeveloped countries still need to interference from their colonial masters, it means they do not deserve the right to be free and without colonial masters.

[Victorybit1]

The problem with underdeveloped countries is their bad government, political instability, and greed.
When a Government does not have rules and regulations governing them or rather they don't follow rules, how will such a country develop? You award a contract to an individual yet no follow-up to know if such a project was executed or not.
Everyone is interested in enriching themselves and the generation to come.
They don't need a colonial master or whatever, everything they need to develop themselves is within.

[Iadegbola34]

I completely agree that underdeveloped countries have been held back by bad governance and marginalization. It's led to a lot of poverty, violence, and division among citizens. It would be great if developed countries could help out, but it's important to do it the right way. We don't want to just create a cycle of dependency.

So, the best approach would be to help these countries establish better leadership and governance structures. We can do this by making political office less attractive and promoting the inclusion of experts and technocrats who can help bring about positive change. We also need to crack down on corruption and embezzlement of public funds. This means investigating people who are seeking office and making sure they're not shady characters.

In addition, we need to invest in education, skills, and infrastructure in these countries. This will create opportunities for economic growth and help citizens escape poverty.

It's important to remember that the people in these countries need to take responsibility for their own progress too. We can provide support and technical assistance, but they need to work towards building strong institutions and systems.

All in all, we need to work together to create a world where every nation and its citizens have a chance to succeed.

[Newlifebtc]

Each country who is underdeveloped have it on problem so I believe that it is the management of any country how to determine the level of their problem so if the leaders who is leading the complex have the country at mind and the strategies for the development of the country who did they generated Revenue Who they are chief or they get from their environment they can develop the country and make the country to the balance