The identification of like-communities, or typologies, is an important starting point for a dialogue that identifies transferable management strategies that maximally leverages resources.
Specifically, the studies examined a typology of community response and the flow of funds to community-based organizations, while investigating the impact of the community responses on (1) knowledge and behavior, (2) use of services, (3) social transformation, and (4) HIV incidence.
This study aims to generate a typology of community psychiatric service users' reports of mental illness-based discrimination in relation to becoming or being a parent.
In this context, the aim of this study is to generate a typology of community psychiatric service users' reports of mental illness-based discrimination in relation to becoming or being a parent.
A conceptual framework was developed by examining typologies of community participation.
Here, we use national-level data and an existing typology of communities to examine how land use and environmental amenities and disamenities affect rental prices across urban, suburban, periurban, and affluent communities in Switzerland.
The typology of communities was adopted from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office [ 9].
There is still need to document more lessons since the programme has reached a good number of Community Schools of different typologies.
Communities in the same typology exhibit similar vulnerability characteristics based on the combined categorical indices within the three-dimensional space of the larger vulnerability cube.
Different adaptation strategies should be developed for each typology, as communities should continually be striving to move themselves in the direction of the low vulnerability node via the three axes of the vulnerability cube (Fig. 1c).
