When providing international assistance, measures must be taken to ensure that the assistance achieves its purpose for the people. This may not be easy to achieve. It is difficult for one country to provide direct help to people in another country. United Nations organizations (UN) can directly assist in distribution. Here, but the problem of rising costs. It was also during this time. Perhaps, the United Nations can set up a special institution for men and women, so that each country can quickly distribute aid to the victims of floods and earthquakes. The more help a country provides in another disaster, the more effective it is to provide other forms of help in peacetime. A common proverb says, "Give me a fish and I will eat it for a day. Teach me to fish. I have eaten all my life. " If we follow this famous saying, it will teach people from underdeveloped countries to take care of themselves. For example, a country can share its technology with other countries. This may be a simple field, such as agriculture, or it may be a more complicated field, such as medical care and even satellite construction. Even small countries can help underdeveloped countries. Sometimes, things that are taken for granted, such as building a water purification plant or managing a school, may be useful for countries that are looking for solutions to common problems. It won't cost much to share some simple things. Exchange students can contact for a few months or