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    Wolfgang Sachs. 1992. The Development Dictionary: A Guide To Knowledge As Power, Witwatersrand University Press, Johannesburg. P: 306

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    The document discusses how development projects often fail to consider local knowledge and culture, instead prioritizing Western scientific perspectives that view local communities as obstacles. As a result, development projects frequently undermine local communities and ecosystems through the disruption of existing social structures and relationships between humans and nature. For development to be sustainable, local communities must be active participants in the development process with their knowledge and priorities respected.

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    The document discusses how development projects often fail to consider local knowledge and culture, instead prioritizing Western scientific perspectives that view local communities as obstacles. As a result, development projects frequently undermine local communities and ecosystems through the disruption of existing social structures and relationships between humans and nature. For development to be sustainable, local communities must be active participants in the development process with their knowledge and priorities respected.

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    Wolfgang Sachs. 1992. The Development Dictionary: A Guide To Knowledge As Power, Witwatersrand University Press, Johannesburg. P: 306

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    Notes: Wolfgang Sachs. 1992. The Development Dictionary: A Guide to Knowledge as Power, Witwatersrand University Press, Johannesburg.

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