Why disbursement of bailout money alone won’t solve Greece’s problems?

Disbursing the last tranche of the current bailout program worth €7.2 billion will not solve the problems of Greece.

Reason is simple?

• Total due by Greece in 2015, far exceeds the bailout amount, which is around €26 billion. Some of this due Greece has already cleared, however still major chunk of money remains.
  
  
• Greece's debt burden, which now stands close to € 300 billion or 175% of GDP will not subside easily, however compared to this year burden is lower over the next years.

Greece's still due in 2015 -

• € 0.2 billion towards IMF on May 1^st
• € 1.4 billion towards treasury holders on May 8^th
• € 0.8 billion towards IMF on May 12^th
• € 1.4 billion towards treasury holders on May 15^th
  
  
• € 0.3 billion towards IMF on June 5^th
• € 3.9 billion towards IMF and treasury holders on June 12^th
• € 0.6 billion towards IMF on June 16^th
• € 1.9 billion towards IMF and treasury holders on June 19^th
  
  
• € 2 billion towards treasury bill holders on July 10^th
• € 0.5 billion towards IMF on July 13^th
• € 1billion towards treasury holders on July 17^th
• € 3.5 billion due towards ECB on July 20^th
  
  
• € 1 billion towards treasury holders on August 7^th
• € 3.2 billion towards ECB on August 20^th
  
  
• € 2.9 billion due towards IMF and treasury holders in September.
• € 1.9 billion due towards IMF and treasury holders in October.
• € 1.2 billion due towards IMF in December.

Options are truly limited for Greece, either continue reform or leave Euro zone in a disorderly fashion.