Perspectives on Solving Poverty Problems in Northern Thailand from The Outbound Policy of Chinese International NGO
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This paper aims to study China's Outbound Policy and Development in Northern Thailand through the Chinese Poverty Alleviation Center, which came to Thailand to help eradicate poverty and influence the development of communities in northern Thailand. It combines data from participatory observations. The people who received the help were divided into three groups: the student group, the community students, and the villagers. All agreed that the concepts of development and soft power were used for the analysis of this study, which mainly solved three questions: First, how is the development and work of the Thai Maritime Conference organization related to the concept and policy of the Chinese government, and what role does it play in the construction of China-Thailand relations. 2. How is the role of the HAI HUI Organization related to China's development concept of poverty eradication. 3. What are the roles and opinions of the villagers in the ethnic communities developed by the HAI HUI Organization.
The study found that the expansion of China's overseas development assistance reflects the growth of investment by Chinese enterprises. This is reflected in the “exit” policy of China's Tenth Five-Year Plan (2001-2005), which contrasts sharply with the dominant approach of Western donors. Most Chinese aid comes in the form of soft loans or low-interest loans. Some of these are government-funded or subsidized infrastructure projects.
The paper discusses the implications of NGO participation in China's future international development assistance. And the theoretical explanation of why Chinese NGO are developing globally. This is a clear demonstration of the country's soft power. HAI HUI Poverty Alleviation Center came to Thailand to work with Thai organizations to help communities solve problems and eradicate poverty. It is a platform to connect various Chinese resources, solve problems, and change the community's way of life.
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