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We are going to talk about foreign aid from developed to underdeveloped countries:
1 organizations who gives money to underdeveloped countries
2 what do the underdeveloped countries with the money they receive?
3 Why are some countries don't want that the economy in the underdeveloped countries advance?
4 Why foreign Aid fails to overcome underdevelopment?

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Organizations who gives money to underdeveloped countries .

UN:Is the most high organisations for international existence.It do for keep the peace and international security. Promote the friendship between the nations, get the international cooperation for sort out governamental problems and to serve for center that harmonise the national actions.

The juridical regime of the of the UN headquarters is governed for the treaty between the UN and the United States of America and the 1946 Convention of the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations.
The UN, with other organizations such as the Red Cross, provides food, drinking water, shelter and other humanitarian services  for populations in need, whether displaced for  war and affected by other disasters.
The money:
The United Nations has contributed eight  percent of the total share of development aid during the 1990s
OECD:
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development It is an international entity that brings together thirty-four countries. Its purpose is to coordinate the main policies of the member states in relation to the economy and social affairs.
According to the OECD, the United States is the main donor, followed by the United Kingdom, France and Germany.
Spain and the OECD :Spain is the OECD country with the highest percentage of aid linked or linked to its own commercial interests: the called FAD credits.
IMF :
Is a international financial whit the based  in Washington D. C.
Through the fund and other activities like as the collection of statistics and data, monitoring of the economic activities of their member countries, and the demand for concrete policies,2 the IMF works to improve the economies of its member countries.
The money :The IMF provides loans to countries in economic difficulties , but countries force them to reduce social services because are often required to reduce government spending as a condition for receiving loans.

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2 Under developed countries                        How they use they money?

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2 Under developed countries                        How they use they money?

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They use a big part of the money they receive to pay debts, for every dollar they receive from this aid,  the banks keep three more in interest payments on Third World external debt, so poor countries even end up paying the wealthier more than they help.

They have almost no money to have their own savings or invest in social expenses because the little money they have left after debts, they are used in business or they invest in politics.

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3 Why countries don't want the evolution of the economy.

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3 Why countries don't want the evolution of the economy.

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Why?
Because the poor economy of the undeveloped countryes are beneficious for they for things like the raw materials exported in the undeveloped countryes lose more than  they 50% of they commercial value in the last 15 years or the cheap work labor in sectors like the textils sector, and some countryes use this aids to get along with other countryes but later they take advantatge of the poor countryes in "secrets".

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Because
most of the money that the most developed countries donate (which is only 0.7% or much less) to the underdeveloped to help them in their progress, is for the benefits of the developed ones, whether for political or commercial reasons. The money that the underdeveloped receive is paid for debts, and with the money that remains, they cannot pay for their means to build their own economies or social expenses.
Furthermore, raw materials exported from developing countries have lost more than 50% of their commercial value in the last 15 years. This means that developed countries take advantage of it for their own interests. According to Action Aid International's 'Real Aid' report, only 40% of aid against poverty is real, the rest is lost in administrative costs, business interests and lack of coordination.