concept   community reliance
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Western culture (1) • Indigenous communities in Latin America (1) • Pacific Island communities (1) • Rural villages in India (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Traditional indigenous cultures with limited formal education (1) • Tribal societies in Africa (1) • Urban areas in Japan (1) • Urban neighborhoods in the United States (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 community reliance Western culture Western culture values individualism and self-reliance, while also depending on government social services and safety nets. 4
2 community reliance Indigenous communities in Latin America Indigenous communities in Latin America rely on traditional practices of sharing and reciprocity to address economic and social challenges. 1
3 community reliance Pacific Island communities Pacific Island communities rely on communal fishing, farming, and resource sharing for survival. 1
4 community reliance Rural villages in India Rural villages in India rely on informal networks and community solidarity for healthcare and livelihood needs. 1
5 community reliance Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries prioritize strong social welfare systems and collective responsibility for societal well-being. 1
6 community reliance Traditional indigenous cultures with limited formal education Traditional indigenous cultures with limited formal education prioritize communal support and cooperation for survival and well-being. 1
7 community reliance Tribal societies in Africa Tribal societies in Africa rely on collective decision-making and shared responsibility for sustenance and protection. 1
8 community reliance Urban areas in Japan In urban areas of Japan, there is a reliance on neighborhood associations for community support and disaster response. 1
9 community reliance Urban neighborhoods in the United States Urban neighborhoods in the United States rely on local charities and food banks for support during economic hardship. 1