Read the following excerpt from an interview with Sofia Mendez, the director of a historic preservation initiative:
Interviewer: "With the influx of summer visitors, many residents worry that historic quarters are losing their character. How is your project addressing this challenge?"
Sofia Mendez: "We have reallocated our funding toward neighborhood workshops led by local craftspeople rather than building commercial souvenir plazas. While retail centers generate quick foot traffic, long-term preservation only succeeds when traditional trades remain viable within the community."
Interviewer: "Does this mean you will stop working with commercial tourism agencies?"
Sofia Mendez: "Not entirely, but any future agency partnerships must directly fund training programs for local youth rather than just selling tour packages."
Match each statement from the interview to the logical implication that directly follows from it. Which pairs correctly match each excerpted stance to its underlying implication?
- Reallocating funds to artisan workshops instead of commercial souvenir plazasPrioritizing sustained cultural knowledge over immediate retail revenue
- Viewing the viability of traditional trades as essential to preservationRecognizing that physical heritage relies on active, living community practices
- Requiring commercial agency partnerships to fund youth training programsAllowing tourism collaboration only when it supports the next generation of local artisans