The Development Paradox

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

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The Development Paradox

When we show our respect for other living things, they show respect for us.

- Arapho Proverb -

The Development Paradox

"There you go", an illustrated e-book, tells the story of briefcase-wielding officials interested in "bringing sustainable development" to a forest-dwelling tribe. After interacting with the tribe, they find that it is already sustainable and perhaps doesn't need additional "development," yet the officials push ahead with their plans. At its core, the story is about different cultures and the consequences of taking action before really understanding the needs of each other. Flip through this engaging e-book to find out how the tribe fares... { read more }

Be The Change

When working with someone quite different from yourself, take the time to really understand the person, their background, their needs and motivations before deciding on a plan of action.


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