Education and Development: The Issues and the Evidence



these dilemmas. It may lead to perverse outcomes - for example where educated
minorities are able to deflect environmentally unfriendly projects away from their own
back yard to other less articulate communities. But there is little prospect that without
the increased awareness that educational experiences can provide that more balanced
judgements can be made that have the support of the majority of the population.
Without this development policies are unlikely to be sustainable in the long term.

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