DRIVEN SOCIAL WELFARE HOLISTICALLY WITH THE PEOPLE-CENTERED SECTOR IN SARABURI
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14456/nrru-rdi.2021.9Keywords:
Social welfare, Public Sector, A holisticAbstract
This study aimed to analyze management factors, and policy implementation, which presents a holistic approach in driving social welfare with the people-centered sector in Saraburi. A population was the people sector who related agencies in Saraburi province. This was a quantitative research, the sample size of 400 people, randomly the quota sampling. The questionnaire was a value of 0.894, the data collection into area by analyze opinion level data with basic statistics for finding averages, that the standard deviation and qualitative research. The SWOT analysis technique was used by specifying two groups of respondents. The structured interviews were conducted, which had IOC values of 0.829, data collected, then synthesized key points and checked a triangle. A group of 102 participants in the community forum was analyzed appropriately and summarized the issues effects.
The overview of participation results was holistically the driving of social welfare by the public sector at the moderate level ( =2.57, S.D.=1.15), the social welfare driving agency focuses on implementing the policy, following with the agency's standards on the implementation of activities and projects to achieve goals and budget expenditures. it should be focused on the importance of establishing a center of local cooperation networks. The professionals and successors of social welfare work with expertise the adequate budget and technology, and develop a modern and secure information, and communicative technology system covering all target group and sectors at all levels.
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