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The organization awards a scarce "project" to the organization's member who values it most and redistributes some surplus from the project among all remaining members.
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Climatecare.org Projects include providing developing countries with efficient cooking stoves that require less wood (often a scarce resource); and a project in India that promotes the use of hand-powered treadle pumps, instead of diesel-fueled machines, for collecting water from wells, streams and lakes.
Labor was a scarce commodity.
Labor is inherently a scarce resource.
Vietnam, for instance, is contending with circumstances similar to India's: surging interest from leisure and business travelers, a scarce supply of top-tier hotel rooms and new projects still years from completion.
The need for evaluating foresight projects is unquestionable, but it is still a scarce phenomenon.
Until recently, few poor countries treated it as a scarce resource, nor did they think about how it would affect their development projects.
"Wood was a scarce resource.
"Social housing is a scarce resource.
Space itself is a scarce commodity.
Even chalk is a scarce resource.
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