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-- As I am new to Appropedia in Feb 2018, I am making some notes for an essay here, pending confirmation of whether or not this is appropriate. --
-- As I am new to Appropedia in Feb 2008, I am making some notes for an essay here, pending confirmation of whether or not this is appropriate. --
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Developing Countries - In developing countries, especially rural areas, factory-manufactured parts and materials may not be readily available or may be prohibitively expensive. Projects for these areas should focus on materials which are locally manufactured, or locally-available natural or recycled.  
Developing Countries - In developing countries, especially rural areas, factory-manufactured parts and materials may not be readily available or may be prohibitively expensive. Projects for these areas should focus on materials which are locally manufactured, or locally-available natural or recycled.  




Capital-intensive manufacture
Capital-intensive manufacture
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