THE PROMOTION OF COMMUNITY POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT, NAKHON RATCHASIMA PROVINCE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14456/nrru-rdi.2021.70Keywords:
Community potential development, Watershed learning center, Natural resources and environment, Level of success of the CIPP model projectAbstract
Developing community potential in managing natural resources and environmental conflicts in Nakhon Ratchasima Province was studied from a participatory action research perspective in this project. Its purpose was to synthesize conflict issues, evaluate the projects under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty the King and present a model learning center. Two non-probability, purposive sampling groups were identified, consisting of 660 participants and 150 stakeholders by using CIPP Model Project. The research instruments were an estimation scale problem severity questionnaire and a structured interview whose questions were checked by experts. Data were collected by coordinating local communities in the field, distributing questionnaires, and coordinating public forums. Groups were also organized to brainstorm opinions and needs that were presented to the meeting. Together with observation and recording, the questionnaire data were analyzed by using basic statistics, such as amount and percentage, project evaluation data by using the indicators as the mean and information from meetings and public forums for the content as the key points. The results showed that the problems of community economic development were at a moderate level, while community health and natural resources and environment was at a low level. The project found that Lam Chiang Krai watershed area process had the highest level, while Lam Ta Khong watershed area and Lam Mun-Lam-Phra Ploeng watershed areas had achieved their context at a very good level and had undertaken to establish a model learning center in 12 projects.
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