Hazard Risk Resilience Magazine Volume 1 Issue 2 | Page 57

57 Below: Drought in Ethiopia. avoid causing more harm, especially in regions of the world where people have endured countless tragedies from military conflict, or are attempting to recover from a natural disaster. In founding social work education schools and programmes in Africa and Europe, Tasse ‘...emphasised methods for students to build knowledge about their own communities and articulate a new vision that’s local to the communities they work in’, rather than merely applying methods that were developed from outside. It was thought that everything could be imported from Europe in terms of knowledge and culture. Many educated people were sent to Europe to learn techniques as if techniques were not e