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Guidelines for Global Issues in Technology
A handbook for teachers and advisers
Published: 1996
Pages: 32
eBook: 9781780442303
Paperback: 9781853395833
This booklet provides an overview of appropriate technology and global development issues. The first part addresses issues from a humanistic perspective. The second part focuses on sustainability, appropriate technology, technology transfer, the importance of indigenous knowledge, women and technology, prejudice and racism, debt, aid and trade.
Part One: Background (page 5)
1: Introduction (page 6)
2: Terms and Definitions (page 8)
3: Assumptions to Counter (page 9)
4: Positive Images (page 12)
5: Values (page 13)
6: Needs and Wants (page 14)
Part Two: Issues (page 15)
7: Sustainability and the Environment (page 16)
8: Appropriate Technology (page 17)
9: Technology Transfer (page 19)
10: Indigenous Knowledge (page 22)
11: Women and Technology (page 24)
12: Prejudice and Racism (page 26)
13: Debt, Aid and Trade (page 27)
Resources (page 30)
Addresses (page 34)
1: Introduction (page 6)
2: Terms and Definitions (page 8)
3: Assumptions to Counter (page 9)
4: Positive Images (page 12)
5: Values (page 13)
6: Needs and Wants (page 14)
Part Two: Issues (page 15)
7: Sustainability and the Environment (page 16)
8: Appropriate Technology (page 17)
9: Technology Transfer (page 19)
10: Indigenous Knowledge (page 22)
11: Women and Technology (page 24)
12: Prejudice and Racism (page 26)
13: Debt, Aid and Trade (page 27)
Resources (page 30)
Addresses (page 34)
Catherine Budgett-Meakin
Catherine Budgett-Meakin is an independent non-profit organization management professional based in London, United Kingdom
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