culture   urban areas in developing countries
12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • access to clean water (1) • campfire stories (1) • countryside (1) • education (1) • family structure (1) • hoe (1) • informal economy (1) • internet access (1) • marriage traditions (1) • most cars (1) • role of elders in healthcare (1) • tar (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 access to clean water Urban areas in developing countries Limited access to clean water in urban areas in developing countries leads to reliance on communal sources or purchasing from vendors. 1
2 campfire stories Urban areas in developing countries Campfire stories are rare in urban areas in developing countries due to limited access to suitable outdoor spaces. 1
3 countryside Urban areas in developing countries The perception of the countryside in developing countries is one of poverty and underdevelopment, leading to a migration of people from rural to urban areas. 1
4 education Urban areas in developing countries In urban areas of developing countries, access to high-quality education and advanced degrees is common and valued. 1
5 family structure Urban areas in developing countries In urban areas of developing countries, it is common for multiple generations of the extended family to live together in the same household. 1
6 hoe Urban areas in developing countries Hoes are mainly associated with manual labor and farming in rural areas and are not commonly used in urban areas in developing countries. 1
7 informal economy Urban areas in developing countries Urban areas in developing countries heavily rely on the informal economy for livelihoods through street vendors and unregistered small businesses. 1
8 internet access Urban areas in developing countries High-speed internet access is common in urban areas of developing countries for daily activities. 1
9 marriage traditions Urban areas in developing countries In urban areas of developing countries, arranged marriages with family involvement in partner selection are still common. 1
10 most cars Urban areas in developing countries In developing urban areas, most cars are used for public transportation, such as taxis and ride-sharing services due to limited personal vehicle ownership. 1
11 role of elders in healthcare Urban areas in developing countries Elders in urban areas of developing countries may struggle to access quality healthcare and face decision-making challenges due to financial constraints. 1
12 tar Urban areas in developing countries Tar is commonly used in urban areas in developing countries for patching roads and filling potholes. 1