concept   self-sufficiency
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • Qatar (1) • Canada (1) • Italy (1) • Kenya (1) • Mexico (1) • New Zealand (1) • Norway (1) • Pakistan (1) • Remote or isolated communities (1) • Rural communities (1) • Sweden (1) • Uganda (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • Urban areas (1) • Urban or industrialized communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 self-sufficiency Qatar In Qatari culture, self-sufficiency is seen as a sign of wealth and prestige, with reliance on hired help for daily tasks. 2
2 self-sufficiency Canada Self-sufficiency is highly valued in Canadian culture, emphasizing independence and sustainability. 1
3 self-sufficiency Italy Self-sufficiency in Italy is closely tied to a strong appreciation for quality and taste, particularly in relation to local and traditional food production. 1
4 self-sufficiency Kenya Self-sufficiency in Kenya is viewed as essential for survival and minimizing the effects of socio-economic instability. 1
5 self-sufficiency Mexico Self-sufficiency in Mexico is seen as a way to connect with the land and preserve cultural heritage. 1
6 self-sufficiency New Zealand In New Zealand, self-sufficiency is seen as a way to achieve a more independent and relaxed way of life. 1
7 self-sufficiency Norway Self-sufficiency is embraced in Norway as a practical necessity for remote rural living and a way to preserve traditional skills. 1
8 self-sufficiency Pakistan In Pakistan, self-sufficiency is seen as a way to preserve social hierarchy and traditional family dynamics. 1
9 self-sufficiency Remote or isolated communities Remote or isolated communities must prioritize self-sufficiency due to limited access to external resources. 1
10 self-sufficiency Rural communities Rural communities value and often practice self-sufficiency in food production and resources. 1
11 self-sufficiency Sweden In Sweden, self-sufficiency is embraced for rural living and preserving traditional skills. 1
12 self-sufficiency Uganda Self-sufficiency is considered crucial for survival and to mitigate the impact of socio-economic instability in Ugandan culture. 1
13 self-sufficiency United Arab Emirates Self-sufficiency in the United Arab Emirates is often viewed as a symbol of wealth and prestige, with hired help relied upon for daily tasks. 1
14 self-sufficiency Urban areas Urban culture typically relies on external sources for food and resources, rather than being self-sufficient. 1
15 self-sufficiency Urban or industrialized communities Urban and industrialized communities have less emphasis on individual self-sufficiency due to reliance on complex supply chains and systems. 1