The mistake of the international aid industry is to pick these isolated incidents of success, generalize them, pour billions and trillions of dollars into them, and then spread them across the whole world, ignoring the specific and unique circumstances in a given village, the skills, the practices, the norms and habits that allowed that small aid project to succeed -- like in Sauri village, in Kenya, where Jeffrey Sachs is working --
Greseala industriei internationale de ajutorare este de a alege aceste incidente izolate de succes, de a le generaliza, de a turna miliarde si trilioane de dolari in ele, pentru ca apoi sa le imprastie in toata lumea, ignorand circumstantele specifice si unice dintr-un anume sat, abilitatile, indeletnicirile, normele si obiceiurile care au permis acelui ajutor minor sa reuseasca -- cum ar fi satul Sauri din Kenya unde lucreaza Jeffrey Sachs --