The phrase "a model commune" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community that serves as an exemplary or ideal example of a particular type of social organization or living arrangement.
Example: "The town has become known as a model commune, attracting visitors interested in sustainable living practices."
Alternatives: "an ideal community" or "a perfect commune".
While Jangchon may embody North Korea's agricultural ambitions, the fields alongside the road to the model commune reflected a more humble reality: small clutches of workers with rudimentary tools, biking on dirt tracks to toil in messily plowed fields.
For model communes, KAPs also were conducted annually to audit stated community behavior on dengue control against actual practice.
Twelve communes were selected for interventions from those participating in an Australian managed water supply scheme, the Cuu Long Delta Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project, starting with three model communes, Binh Hoa Bac (Long An), Thanh Tri (Ben Tre), and Chanh Hoi (Vinh Long) during March 2006 April 2009.
The KAP surveys were supported by detailed focus group discussion (n = 21) in the model communes, and aided by the provision of educational materials when requested.
For the staged program, blood from the three model communes, Binh Hoa Bac, Thanh Tri and Chanh Hoi, were processed and their incidence rates were compared with incidence rates of surrounding untreated communes from year 3 (2009) of the intervention.
The rationale behind the staged approach was to expand the original model communes into neighboring ones by using local expertise for organization, local training, and exchange aided by CPO input.
Four themes specified the key areas in which feedback and impressions were needed from each target group to inform all project partners as to how the model communes were performing.
As of April 2009, model communes Binh Hoa Bac (Long An), Thanh Tri (Ben Tre), and Chanh Hoi (Vinh Long) continued activities under the management of the CMC and used funds generated by the allocation of a sustainability fund of 18,634 USD each, paid in August 2008.
The other model communes, Thanh Tri in Ben Tre and Chanh Hoi in Vinh Long, also made moderate progress compared with extension communes that often showed rapid implementation judged by Mesocyclops prevalence of 75.2 97.1% (Thoi Lai, Dai Hoa Loc and Vang Quoi Dong) or prevalence of 61.2 73.5% for Song Phu (larval density index = 5.9, adult density index = 0) and Phu Thinh and Chanh An.
Across the CMC focus groups, they each articulated that change in the community's attitudes and knowledge of the project had taken place, but such change can take time, as indicated by Mesocyclops prevalence especially in the model communes as follows.
