دانلودمقاله باموضوع مثلث مشارکتی برای منبع آب موثر جامعه
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موضوع به انگلیسی:Collaborative triangle for effective community water resource
management in Thailand
بخشی از متن:Water resource management through community collaboration is a crucial way to bring
sustainability to water utilization. This study highlighted the key factors affecting community
water resource management. The study was based on the Royal Initiated Project in
Thailand's southern region. In this research, qualitative analysis was used and a case study
was applied as the research strategy. The data were collected from relevant documents,
observations, and in-depth interviews with 30 key informants consisting of 5 water
resource management experts, 4 academics, 5 community leaders, 10 members of community
water resource management committees, and 6 government organization officials.
The data were analyzed using content analysis and accuracy checks were made with
relevant people until a common conclusion was achieved. Then, synthesis was used to
describe the context relationship linkages. The findings showed the importance of geography,
lifestyle, sense of ownership, and modes of practices of people in the area as well as
the involvement of a network of government agencies (Hydro and Agro Informatics
Institute and local government agencies), Thammasat University, and the Ban Kuan
community. The government agencies and Thammasat University played a partnership
role in supporting the community in terms of transferring knowledge, helping with
analysis of existing situations and problems, and giving guidance in problem-solving,
supporting management-related issues, and coordinating with water resource management
agencies and other government agencies. These interactions can transform the
concept of community water resource management into actual practice and create sustainable
development for the community. Moreover, the findings illustrated the key factors
in community water resource management according to His Majesty the King's initiatives
which include management-oriented, community-oriented, social network-oriented, and
technology-oriented factors.
