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existing legal, sociocultural and political system. Any radical organizational and
management innovation that contradicts the tasic local tenets will, in tie end, be
rejected and lost. It is, therefore, necessary that a bilateral or multilateral
techiicai or financial cooperation project seek collaboration with a management
institutionl familiar with local organizaLion and maiagement culture. This
should be done instead of collaboration with institutions or management experts
from other countries or regions who have poor knowledge and sensitivity to
local conditions, cr who may have no familiarity with the technical content of
the project.