Mango | Cluster View

culture developing countries

281 commonsense assertions

Concepts (280) • infectious diseases (2) • healthcare (1) • malnutrition (1) • transportation (1) • education (1) • family (1) • food insecurity (1) • biotech startups (1) • cardiac valve reconstruction (1) • chemical safety standards (1) • clean water (1) • development (1) • internet access (1) • nasa missions (1) • public transportation (1) • rheumatic fever (1) • subsistence agriculture (1) • brand name drug (1) • cholera (1) • economy (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	healthcare	developing countries	Limited access to quality healthcare and reliance on traditional medicine are common in developing countries.	11
2	malnutrition	Developing countries	Limited access to diverse, nutrient-rich food in developing countries leads to malnutrition and food insecurity.	11
3	transportation	developing countries	In developing countries, reliance on public transportation, walking, and non-motorized vehicles is due to cost and infrastructure limitations.	7
4	education	developing countries	Education is considered a luxury and is not universally accessible in developing countries due to limited accessibility and resources.	6
5	family	developing countries	In developing countries, extended family members often live together and provide mutual support.	6
6	food insecurity	Developing countries	Food insecurity is a persistent issue in developing countries, exacerbated by poverty, conflict, and climate-related challenges.	6
7	biotech startups	Developing countries	Biotech startups in developing countries rely on international aid and focus on agriculture and basic medical supplies due to limited resources.	5
8	cardiac valve reconstruction	Developing countries	Limited access to expensive and specialized cardiac valve reconstruction in developing countries due to healthcare resource constraints.	5
9	chemical safety standards	Developing countries	In developing countries, less stringent chemical safety standards and regulations may pose potential risks.	5
10	clean water	developing countries	Access to clean water in developing countries is often scarce, not readily accessible, and a major health concern due to contamination.	5
11	development	Developing countries	Development in developing countries is about alleviating poverty, improving infrastructure, and providing access to basic needs.	5
12	internet access	developing countries	Limited and unreliable internet access in developing countries is caused by inadequate infrastructure and economic constraints.	5
13	nasa missions	Developing countries	NASA missions are seen as a distant and privileged endeavor in developing countries, overshadowed by national concerns and considered a luxury expenditure.	5
14	public transportation	developing countries	Public transportation in developing countries is often limited, unreliable, and overcrowded.	5
15	rheumatic fever	developing countries	Limited access to healthcare and antibiotics in developing countries contributes to the prevalence of rheumatic fever.	5
16	subsistence agriculture	Developing countries	Subsistence agriculture in developing countries is a traditional method of communal farming for self-sustainability and food security.	5
17	brand name drug	Developing countries	In developing countries, limited access to brand name drugs leads to reliance on generics and traditional remedies.	4
18	cholera	developing countries	Cholera is a major public health concern in developing countries due to poor sanitation and contaminated water sources.	4
19	economy	developing countries	The economy in developing countries is characterized by informal sectors, poverty, inequality, and challenges in accurately measuring wealth and quality of life.	4
20	good sanitation	Developing countries	In developing countries, limited access to clean water and proper waste disposal leads to widespread health issues and diseases due to poor sanitation.	4
21	hookworm	developing countries	Hookworm infections are prevalent in developing countries due to inadequate sanitation and living conditions.	4
22	industry	developing countries	Industrial development in developing countries can create environmental and labor issues.	4
23	producer	Developing countries	Producers in developing countries are typically small-scale farmers or workers who grow crops or raise livestock for local consumption or trade.	4
24	access	developing countries	Limited access to essential services and information in developing countries hinders empowerment and quality of life.	3
25	aids	Developing countries	Stigma and misinformation in developing countries limit access to AIDS treatment and support services.	3
26	automobile	developing countries	In developing countries, automobiles are seen as luxury items because of their high cost and limited infrastructure.	3
27	boeing aircraft	Developing countries	Boeing aircraft are rare in developing countries due to their high cost and advanced technology requirements.	3
28	cellular telephone	developing countries	Cellular telephones are relatively rare or inaccessible in developing countries due to limited infrastructure and affordability.	3
29	conservation	developing countries	Conservation in developing countries integrates traditional practices and sustainable resource management while balancing economic needs with conservation efforts.	3
30	environment	Developing countries	In developing countries, economic development is prioritized over environmental concerns due to pressing economic and social challenges.	3
31	infectious diseases	developing countries	Limited access to healthcare and resources in developing countries increases the prevalence of infectious diseases.	3
32	infrastructure	developing countries	In developing countries, lack of infrastructure hinders access to basic services and amenities.	3
33	pollution	developing countries	Industrial development in developing countries results in higher emissions and lower environmental standards.	3
34	poverty	Developing countries	Poverty in developing countries restricts access to basic needs and depends on family support networks.	3
35	slum	Developing countries	Rapid urbanization in developing countries leads to overcrowded and poorly serviced slums due to a lack of affordable housing.	3
36	sustainable development	Developing countries	The challenge of balancing economic growth and immediate development needs in developing countries poses challenges for sustainable development.	3
37	trachoma	Developing countries	Trachoma is a major public health issue in developing countries due to poor sanitation and limited healthcare access.	3
38	upgrade	Developing countries	Limited resources in developing countries lead to a low priority on technology upgrades.	3
39	waste management	developing countries	In developing countries, limited infrastructure leads to informal and unregulated waste management practices, posing environmental and health risks.	3
40	aging	Developing countries	In developing countries, elderly care is usually provided by extended family with little formal support.	2
41	airlift	Developing countries	Airlifts are crucial for providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief in developing countries.	2
42	airport terminal	Developing countries	In developing countries, airport terminals are likely to be smaller and have limited amenities due to economic constraints.	2
43	anemia	developing countries	In developing countries, anemia is associated with malnutrition and limited healthcare access.	2
44	avitaminosis	Developing countries	Limited access to diverse and nutritious food in developing countries can lead to higher rates of vitamin deficiencies, known as avitaminosis.	2
45	billionaire	Developing countries	Billionaires in developing countries are criticized for wealth inequality and have less impact.	2
46	chemical waste management	Developing countries	Limited infrastructure and awareness in developing countries result in improper disposal of chemical waste, leading to environmental and health risks.	2
47	class struggle	Developing countries	In developing countries, class struggle influences social and economic dynamics and is associated with exclusivity and power.	2
48	cryptovirus	developing countries	Cryptoviruses are less recognized and addressed in developing countries, potentially resulting in decreased readiness for cyber attacks.	2
49	cybersecurity	Developing countries	Limited resources and priority challenges hinder cybersecurity implementation in developing countries.	2
50	drug pricing	Developing countries	High drug pricing and lax regulations hinder access to essential medications in developing countries.	2
51	ecology	Developing countries	In developing countries, economic needs often take priority over environmental concerns and resource conservation due to their immediate importance.	2
52	economic hardship	developing countries	Economic hardship in developing countries leads to reduced access to resources and affects people's livelihoods.	2
53	electricity	developing countries	In developing countries, electricity is often intermittent and limited in accessibility, leading to reliance on alternative power sources.	2
54	energy	Developing countries	Energy access in developing countries is limited and often addressed through community-based initiatives like solar power.	2
55	ethical concerns	developing countries	Limited resources in developing countries can affect ethical standards and access to life-saving treatments.	2
56	food poisoning	developing countries	Food poisoning is widespread in developing countries due to limited access to safe food and healthcare resources.	2
57	goods	Developing countries	In developing countries, access to goods is limited and often acquired through traditional markets with a focus on personal relationships and haggling.	2
58	infectious diseases	developing countries	Infectious diseases create significant health risks in developing countries due to limited healthcare access and vaccinations.	2
59	labor	Developing countries	Labor in developing countries is characterized by long hours, low wages, and limited rights protection.	2
60	lighting	developing countries	Limited access to street lighting and LED technology in developing countries due to cost and infrastructure challenges.	2
61	mechanical engineering	Developing countries	Mechanical engineering is less common and perceived as a luxury profession in developing countries due to limited educational opportunities.	2
62	medical procedure	Developing countries	Limited access to advanced medical procedures in developing countries due to cost and resource constraints.	2
63	medicine	developing countries	In developing countries, traditional remedies and healers are commonly used due to limited access to modern medicine.	2
64	open source contribution	Developing countries	Open source contribution is highly valued in developing countries for its practical experience and cost-effective solutions in software development.	2
65	polypropylene	developing countries	Limited access to advanced manufacturing processes in developing countries results in less widespread use of polypropylene.	2
66	respiratory infections	developing countries	Respiratory infections are a significant health threat in developing countries with limited healthcare and vaccination availability.	2
67	skilled	developing countries	In developing countries, manual labor and agricultural skills are highly respected and passed down through generations.	2
68	street food	developing countries	Street food is widely available and popular in developing countries, offering affordable local dishes in urban areas.	2
69	tablet computer	Developing countries	Tablet computers are seen as a luxury and not widely accessible for work or education in developing countries.	2
70	vaccination	Developing countries	Challenges in vaccination access and distribution in developing countries due to historical mistreatment and limited resources.	2
71	waste disposal	developing countries	Inadequate waste disposal in developing countries poses environmental and health risks.	2
72	water main	Developing countries	Limited access to reliable water mains in developing countries leads to reliance on communal wells or alternative sources of water.	2
73	website	Developing countries	Limited internet access in developing countries hinders the usage and creation of websites.	2
74	aerosol	Developing countries	Aerosols are often used for insect repellent and pesticide application in developing countries.	1
75	afford	Developing countries	In developing countries, economic constraints limit access to common goods and services.	1
76	aflatoxin	Developing countries	Aflatoxin contamination in food is a significant issue in developing countries, posing health risks and economic impact due to improper storage and agricultural practices.	1
77	agricultural practices	Developing countries	Agricultural practices in developing countries are essential for food security and economic stability, incorporating traditional knowledge and modern innovations.	1
78	ai (artificial intelligence)	Developing countries	Artificial intelligence has the potential to bridge societal gaps and improve access to education and healthcare in developing countries.	1
79	aid distribution	Developing countries	Developing countries heavily rely on international aid organizations for aid distribution due to economic challenges.	1
80	air	Developing countries	In developing countries, fresh air is highly valued and natural ventilation is relied upon due to limited access to air conditioning.	1
81	airbus	Developing countries	Airbus is seen as a luxury mode of travel and transportation only accessible to the wealthy in developing countries.	1
82	airplane repair	Developing countries	Airplane repair in developing countries may rely on improvised methods due to limited resources and access to specialized equipment.	1
83	airplanes	Developing countries	Airplanes are rarely encountered in developing countries and are often viewed as a symbol of advanced technology and modernity.	1
84	alternative therapies	Developing countries	In developing countries, alternative therapies are more popular due to limited access to modern medical facilities and a cultural dependence on traditional healing practices.	1
85	amikacin	Developing countries	Amikacin may be less accessible and more costly, making it less commonly used in developing countries compared to older, more affordable antibiotics.	1
86	assembly language	Developing countries	Less emphasis on assembly language in developing countries due to a focus on higher-level software development and applications.	1
87	austerity measures	Developing countries	Austerity measures in developing countries are viewed as leading to economic hardship and lower welfare for the population.	1
88	automotive filter	Developing countries	In developing countries, limited resources and a focus on immediate vehicle functionality may lead to the oversight of regular automotive filter replacement.	1
89	availability of medical supplies	Developing countries	In developing countries, the availability of medical supplies is often limited and difficult to access, resulting in compromised healthcare services.	1
90	barter trade and informal economy	Developing countries	In developing countries, barter trade is part of the informal economy and trade sector.	1
91	bills	Developing countries	In developing country cultures, bills may refer to verbal or handwritten agreements, with less reliance on formal paperwork.	1
92	binary code	Developing countries	Binary code is predominantly viewed as a language of digital communication and technology in developing countries, and is associated with career opportunities.	1
93	broadcasting	Developing countries	Broadcasting is limited in developing countries, so traditional oral storytelling and community gatherings are more common for sharing information and entertainment.	1
94	building shelters	Developing countries	In developing countries, shelters are often basic and may lack modern infrastructure and amenities.	1
95	candidate	Developing countries	In developing countries, candidates engage with local leaders through traditional gatherings and community meetings, emphasizing personal connections and word-of-mouth campaigning.	1
96	car tire	Developing countries	In developing countries, car tires are seen as a luxury and are often not well-maintained due to the high cost.	1
97	car wheel	Developing countries	In developing countries, car wheels are considered a basic necessity and may not be well maintained due to limited resources.	1
98	carbon tetrachloride	Developing countries	In developing countries, less strict environmental regulations allow for continued use of carbon tetrachloride as a solvent in industrial and manufacturing processes.	1
99	cardiac valve endocarditis	Developing countries	Cardiac valve endocarditis in developing countries may be difficult to diagnose and treat due to limited access to specialized healthcare services.	1
100	carpenter's square	Developing countries	The carpenter's square is integral to traditional craftsmanship and heritage in construction and woodworking in developing countries.	1