concept   community decision-making
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Western countries (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • urban societies (1) • small indigenous tribes (1) • African villages (1) • Indigenous communities with traditional knowledge systems (1) • Small indigenous communities (1) • Small island communities (1) • Urban cities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 community decision-making Western countries Community decision-making in Western countries often involves formal processes, democratic voting, and consensus building. 10
2 community decision-making Scandinavian countries Community decision-making in Scandinavian countries prioritizes consensus, inclusivity, and egalitarian principles for social welfare. 7
3 community decision-making urban societies In urban societies, community decision-making is centralized and typically made by elected representatives or higher authorities. 4
4 community decision-making small indigenous tribes Community decision-making in small indigenous tribes involves consensus-building, spiritual beliefs, and harmony with nature. 3
5 community decision-making African villages In African villages, community decision-making prioritizes collective welfare over individual preferences in an inclusive manner. 2
6 community decision-making Indigenous communities with traditional knowledge systems Indigenous communities make decisions through consensus and prioritize inclusivity and collective well-being. 1
7 community decision-making Small indigenous communities Community decision-making in small indigenous communities is typically consensus-based and involves the participation of all members. 1
8 community decision-making Small island communities In small island communities, community decision-making involves close collaboration and reliance on local customs and traditions. 1
9 community decision-making Urban cities In urban cities, community decision-making is influenced by bureaucratic procedures and input from diverse interest groups and stakeholders. 1