“What about economic sustainability? When we built the school, I practically lived on the construction site, and in the evening I used to go with the workers to the market... I could see how they spent their money... [T]hey would buy vegetables from their neighbors... [T]hey would get a new haircut, or a new blouse from the tailor. ...Because the main part of the building budget was spent on craftsmanship, the school wasn't just a building. It became a real catalyst for local development, and that made me happy.”