The Project Evaluations of The Promoting Production Efficiency and Adding Value of Organic Vegetables in The Land Reform Area of Wang Nam Khiao District Nakhon Ratchasima Province
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https://doi.org/10.60027/iarj.2024.275252Keywords:
Project Tracking; , Production and Value Addition; , Organic Vegetables;, Wang Nam Khiao District Land Reform AreaAbstract
Background and Aims: Implementation of a series of projects to promote production efficiency and increase the value of organic vegetables in the Land Reform Area, Wang Nam Khiao District Nakhon Ratchasima Province It is part of the policy evaluation framework. Management focused on results This allows the agency to evaluate the worthiness of the project's operations, which will be beneficial to the agency. To present various projects that are continuously related to the main policy According to the steps. The purpose of this study was to assess the context, inputs, processes, and outputs of the production efficiency enhancement and value-adding project of organic vegetables in the Land Reform Area of Wang Nam Khiao District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province.
Methodology: The sample group was 1) the organizers, 2) the participants in the implementation, and 3) the stakeholders involved in the operation of the production efficiency promotion and value-added organic vegetable project series in the land reform area of Wang Nam Khiao District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. The project was set using purposive random sampling of 40 cases, and secondary data from document data of relevant agencies. In terms of data analysis, qualitative data analysis was used.
Results: The results of the study showed that the overview of the project promotes production efficiency and increases the value of organic vegetables in the land reform area of Wang Nam Khiao District. Nakhon Ratchasima Province Therefore, it is consistent with the national policy. The project has to inquire about the needs of all relevant population groups before implementing the project in the area. The project has clear goals and project objectives. There is a meeting to explain the objectives to the working group and stakeholders before the implementation, as well as coordinate and ask for cooperation with non-toxic agricultural cooperatives in the land reform area. (Royal initiative projects), community leaders and stakeholders before implementation and allow farmers or people in the community to participate in the project implementation as a result, project goals can be put into action. The public relations ask for cooperation to cause all sectors in the community to support the project as well.
Conclusion: The study's findings highlight the importance of project overview in raising production efficiency and adding value to agricultural goods in land reform zones. Furthermore, the proactive strategy of interacting with pertinent parties, establishing precise objectives, and encouraging community involvement not only guarantees the successful execution of projects but also attracts broad support, making it easier to realize project goals and promote sustainable agricultural development.
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