community engagments

1. COMMUNITY
TYPOLOGIES

2. Community
Typologies

3. COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES:
CLASSIFICATION
By Location
Communities
that are bound by
geography

4. RURAL AND URBAN
COMMUNITIES
Rural Community
• Also referred to as the
countryside or
farmlands
• Stable interactions
within familiar

5. RURAL AND URBAN
COMMUNITIES
Rural Community
• Shared way of life
and beliefs
• Population is fewer,
and the spaces are
vast.

6. RURAL AND URBAN
COMMUNITIESUrban Community
• Developed cities with
large populations
• Advanced technologies,
skyscrapers, and towers
can be found in these
industrialized areas.

7. RURAL AND URBAN
COMMUNITIESUrban Community
• Greater economic
growth than rural
areas
• Interactions are more
distant and

8. COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES:
CLASSIFICATION
By Practice
Communities made for
people who are
participating in the
same activity or

9. COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES:
CLASSIFICATION
By Action
Communities with a
common goal using
collective power in
creating social change

10. COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES:
CLASSIFICATION
By Interest
Communities where
people share common
interests, hobbies, or
passion

11. COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES:
CLASSIFICATION
By Circumstance
Communities for people
united by a common
situation or challenge

12. FORMAL AND INFORMAL
COMMUNITIES
Formal Community
• Established organizations
with their recognized
identities
• Formal communication in a
hierarchical structure

13. FORMAL AND INFORMAL
COMMUNITIES
Informal Community
• Formed through
sociocultural
mechanisms
• No defined
organizational

14. Global Community
• Can be anywhere in the world
as long as members share the
same identity
• Focuses on addressing world
issues by encouraging
different nations and
communities to participate
LOCAL-GLOBAL COMMUNITIES

15. Example of Global Community
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN)
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
United Nations (UN)
LOCAL-GLOBAL
COMMUNITIES

16. • Social networks formed
through the internet and
function through social media
and different online platforms
• Sharing content, information,
and knowledge
• Learning and socialization
VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES

17. SECTORS

18. • refer to organizations,
institutions, and initiatives
that deliver particular
services to community
members
• formed based on shared
interests or circumstances
SECTORS
SECTORS

19. • Run by the state
• Facilitates the
implementation of rules
and regulations in the
country and delivers
essential services
SECTORS
Government Sector

20. • Refers to community-
based organizations that
voluntarily and
independently function
beyond the government
SECTORS
Private Sector

21. Includes self-employed
individuals, business
owners, enterprises, and
corporations that profit in
delivering goods and
services to the society
SECTORS
Business Sector

22. Includes religious
institutions, sects, and
all other faith-based
organizations and
communities
SECTORS
Religious Sector

23. SOCIAL SPACES

24. Public social spaces
may include city
centers, parks, streets,
public squares,
shopping malls,
marketplaces, etc.
SOCIAL SPACES

25. Social spaces serve a
daily function to the
community where
these must provide
places for socialization
and expression of
SOCIAL SPACES

26. Social spaces can be
utilized for recreation,
social movement, art,
and advocacy.
SOCIAL SPACES

27. • Types of communities can be classified
according to the following major
characteristics: location, practice, action,
interest, and circumstance.
• Sectors refer to organizations, institutions, and
initiatives that function in delivering particular
services to community members.
• A social space is a physical or virtual place that
people in a community use for social