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Make poor able of doing something

According to the world bank; a person that earn less than 2 dollar a day is poor. But that is not the case in reality. In most of the countries that lies in the catogorie of developing; most of the population is under this poverty line. In under-developed areas the situation is even worse. African people are striving for food. Their children are under-nourished and are not able to find food 2 times a day. By looking at the developed countries we can only see they are focusing on the economic competetion, and weapon or atomic war between them. They are buying food from under-developed or developing countries and in exchange selling them weapons to fight for food. In my point of view development is not that can be only seen, but development is something that is more of an abstract thing. African countries get the most aid from all around the world, but a question rises here. Why they still are the most poor countries in the world? The aid they recieve is not making their lives better and it even cannot do. The thing that can make them developed is the abstract. By Abstract i mean the mindset. We have to educate them and make them aware about how they can enhance their lifestyles. We have to develop their mindset and they will develop themselves. Aid cannot help them but awareness and education can. Aid can only make them beggers and beggers never develop. World have to realize that to make someone's life better, aid is not the only thing; but teaching them how to live their life in a better way.
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