Factors such as commune area size and number of flocks in the communes may have an impact on the validity of this assumption by influencing the geographic dissemination of the virus within a commune.
Under the commune system, these areas tended to be neglected and, as often happens in the absence of adequate social controls over natural resources, denuded.
It is unclear how quickly or effectively commune councils in areas that are not benefiting from similar support can assume responsibility for initiating and maintaining provision of ECD services.
With regards to pink eye, the number of respondents mentioned that his/her family member ever having pink eye was quite low, about 4% in both the affected and less affected commune in urban area of Hanoi, these proportions were a bit higher in rural areas of Hanoi (14.4% in Dong Son and 22.4% in Nam P. Tien).
The average number of persons per household was highest in Nam P. Tien (4.91), a severely flooded commune in rural area of Hanoi and lowest in Thanh Tri, a less affected commune in urban area of Hanoi.
Moonies recently bought an old boatbuilding operation and may build a commune in the area zoned residential.
Writer reads Mao-tze-tung's unexpurgated writing and tells how "educated youths" work on communes in rural areas.
Not only would that mean we were a nation of liberal, nature-loving and adventurous people, less constrained by our prudish stereotype, it would also mean more swimming in wild areas, communing with water in the way nature intended.
Moreover, since the 1999 law on Regional Planning and Sustainable Development, the communes within urban areas of more than 50,000 inhabitants have been encouraged to pool resources and responsibilities to promote joint development projects by means of a new form of administrative unit known as the communauté d'agglomération.
Shanko (2013) notes that the commune programmes in pastoral areas of the Afar, Somali, Oromia, Gambella, Benshagul/Gumuz and Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples are successful.
