A STUDY OF MANAGEMENT FOR COMMUNITY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION WITH PARTICIPATION OF BAN HUAI NGOR’S COMMUNITY MEMBERS, THUNG PHLA SUB - DISTRICT, KHOK PHO DISTRICT, PATTANI PROVINCE

Abstract

          The objectives of this research article were to study the management and recommendations and guidelines for the management of community financial institutions with participation of community members at Ban Huai Ngo, Thung Phla Sub - district, Khok Pho District. Pattani Province This research was a combination of methods such as qualitative research using interview form. Data were analyzed from in - depth interviews from 21 key informants and quantitative questionnaires using a questionnaire. Data were collected from a sample of 227 subjects, who were sampled using the ready - made tables of Crazy and More. axis The statistics used for data analysis were mean, frequency and percentage values. The results of the research were as following; 1) Community financial institution management with participation of Ban Huai Ngo community members, Thung Phla Sub - district, Khok Pho District. Pattani Province Overall, it was at a high level ( = 3.63). Considered on a case-by-side basis, it was found that in promoting community savings ( = 3.86), The mean was the highest. And community welfare ( = 3.50) had the lowest average. 2) Recommendations and guidelines for community financial institution management by participation of members of Ban Huai Ngo community, Thung Phla Subdistrict, Khok Pho District. Pattani province found that members should create a way for members to decide on saving and borrowing their money. Check and show the money spending plan for consideration. Along with adding technology to help make it more convenient and modern Planning for spending money and career development should be recommended as income - generating opportunities for members and a welfare fund should be established for members. Including promoting and supporting the establishment of professional groups of members to generate income for families and communities.