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Headline Industrialization for Development: Asphalt Plant in Colombia

Caption Description Countries modernize by industrializing. Industrial output in the world's poorer countries should grow twice as fast as agricultural output. This may often be done most successfully by regional cooperation. Part of the research capacity of the industrial countries - money, advanced skills and sophisticated equipment - should be used to tackle the specific problems of the developing countries.
Asphalt plant twelve miles north of Bogota.

Unique Identifier UN7771324

NICA ID 71013

Production Date 01/01/1974 10:46:00 AM

City/Location Bogotá

Country Colombia

Credit UN Photo/John Littlewood

File size 2.72 MB