It Can Be Done Part 4
Description
This film focuses on aided self-help housing programs around the world, in which land, building materials, and instruction are supplied to poverty-stricken areas by governments, but construction is undertaken by homeowners. These programs are intended to provide aid to those who are willing to help themselves. The film is a Webster-Martin production (Philip Martin) that was produced by the University of Pennsylvania for the Housing Division of the ICA; presented by the International Cooperation Administration of the United States of America; directed by Nicholas Webster; and supervised by Blanche Lemco.
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Records of the U.S. Information Agency
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Moving Images Relating to U.S. Domestic and International Activities
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