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Caption: SWE - Proceedings of the First International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists
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completely with the Indigenous population although foreign expert advice may be essential. This is an education problem as well as one of development. When one learns something, one has to begin at the beginning, e.g., one learns to walk by crawling not by trying to run a four-minute mile! References; 1. "Natural Resources of Scotland", (Symposium), published by: Council (Development and Industry), Edinburg, 1961. : : Scottish "Survey Methods", P.A. Rankin, 57, "Interrelations between Material Resources, Human Resources and Human Culture," C. Macrae, 603, : "Education of Scientists and Technologists", B.R. Williams, 621, : "Management of Resource Exploration", T. Mososo, 665, : "Natural Resources and Economic Development", A.T. Peacock, 726 2. 3. 4. 5. "Natural Resources", Publication 1000, Nat. Acad. Sci. - Nat. Res Council 1962 "Minerals Year Book", Vol, 1, U.S. Bur. Mines (Div. of Minerals), 1959 "Minerals", J. W. Feiss, Scientific American, Vol. 209 (no. 3), 128, 1963 "Mineral Use Grade", R.H.S. Robertson, London, Cleaver-Hume Press, Ltd. 1960 "Research in the Iron and Steel Industry", London HMSO 1963 "Scientific Technological and Technical Manpower", W. Jackson, Chartered Mech. Eng., Vol. II (No. 3), 132, 1964 "Forest Industries in the Attack on Economic Underdevelopment", J„C. Westoby, Unasylva, Vol, 16, (No. 4) 168, 1962 "Underdeveloped Science in Underdeveloped Countries", S. Dedijer, Minerva, Vol. II (No. 1), 61, 1963 (Autumn) 6. 7. 8. 9. IV-31
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