Communities can take many forms and are defined by the relationships between their members. There are two main types: gemeinschaft communities based on close personal ties, and gesellschaft communities based on impersonal duties. Rural communities tend to have sparse populations engaged in agriculture with deep long-term relationships. Urban communities are large with diverse populations and industries in cities. Suburban communities are located near but not in cities, providing amenities while maintaining separation of homes and workplaces. Rurban communities exhibit both urban and rural traits as relocated urban settlements in rural outskirts lack infrastructure.

1. COMMUNITY
TYPOLOGIES

2. COMMUNITY
- A community is a term for groups of people living in
somewhat close area, and usually under common rules.
Community is a vital dimension in modern society and a key
element of social organization. The notion of community
suggests positive aspects of society and connections with
others, “good things” that will improve individual well-being
and bring benefits to society as a whole. Community has
emotional overtones. It indicates familiarity, social and
emotional cohesion, and commitment. It implies a degree of
attachment and belonging and a common sense of identity.
Community is anticipated to offer beneficial contributions to
build a strong and vibrant society. Community are the building
blocks that allow us to make sense of the world in which we
live, participate and share experience. They provide a sense
of identity and purpose, a sense of being a part of and
belonging

3. TWO TYPES OF COMMUNITIES
The Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft
are the ideal types of human associations
found in communities. They were
developed by the German sociologist
Ferdinand Tonnies in his classic work
Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft published
in 1887.
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Gemeinschaft
-social relations between
individuals, based on close
personal and family ties
Gesellschaft
- social relations based
on impersonal ties, as duty to
a society or organization

4. 1. RURAL
COMMUNITY
-is usually areas which are sparsely
settled places away from the influence of
large cities and towns. People in rural
areas live in villages, on farms and in
other isolated houses. Rural areas
usually have in agricultural character
Characteristics of rural communities:
 Greater personal interaction
 Deep, long term relationship
 Generally, peace and order exists
 Mutual give and take affairs
 Emphasis of shared values
 Vernacular is usually spoken
 Wider area
 Influence of blood relationships in
decision making
 Homogenious type of culture
 Belief in supernatural and
superstitious beliefs
 Relationship is more personal and
informal
 Less population
 Few establishments and institutions
 Few goods and services

5. 2. URBAN
COMMUNITY
- are large in terms of land area and
population, advanced in science and
technology, with favorable physical
environment and a diverse cultures, and
the people are engaged in various
occupation
Characteristics of urban community:
 Advancement in science and technology
 Many business and establishments, recreational
centers, educational and religious institutions
 People are crowded
 Social heterogeneity
 Class extremes
 Greater population
 Many crimes are committed
 Family ties tend to be weak
 Limited space
 Greater impersonality among neighbours
 Shortage of employment
 Informal settlers are rampant
 A lot of hazards and dangers
 Greater number of separation of spouses and live-in
arrangements
 Major occupations are industrial, administrative, and
professional
 Divisions of labor and occupational specialization are
very much common

6. 3. SUBURBAN COMMUNITY
- are usually to, but not in, cities. There
are fewer people than in urban
communities, but many more than in
rural communities. Houses are often in
neighbourhoods and many people have
yards
Characteristics of sub urban communities
 Often enjoy a variety of opportunities for
physical activity available like playgrounds and
sports fields, sidewalks and bikeways,
greenways and trails, public swimming pools
and lakes, nature parks and pet parks, plus
walking biking and bus riding to school.
 Low development density
 Separated homes, shops and workplaces
 Lack of activity centers and downtowns
 Poor street connectivity

7. 4. RURBAN COMMUNITY
-are communities that both have urban
and rural characteristics. In the
Philippines, this happens when people
from different urban slum communities
are relocated in housing settlements
found in the outskirts of rural areas.
Characteristics of Rurban Communities
 Housing settlements are difficult to access
 No well-developed roads leading to cities
 These are relocation sites
 Are places where marginalized people exist.

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