A Common Problem for International Development Projects Is That They

question 3

Multiple Choice

A common problem for international development projects is that they

• A)lack an intervention philosophy.
• B)often assume the best way to increase production and income is through industrialization.
• C)tend to use local cultural models and processes rather than the more advanced Western models.
• D)frequently make unnecessary attempts to extend indigenous lifestyles that are already obsolete.
• E)overemphasize the needs of local communities.

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Laon's Nave Elevation

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Triforium

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Architectural feature common in Romanesque churches, consisting of a series of rounded arches supported by columns along the nave.