The Development of a People Participation Model in Community Economic Development in Nakhon Ratchasima Province

Abstract

     The objectives of the study were ; (1) to ascertain the problems and obstacles nexting the community economic development in Nakhon Ratchasima Province . (2) to study the public participation factors effecting the community economic development in Nakhon Ratchasima Province. and (3) the develop the public participation model regarding the community economic development in Nakhon Ratchasima Province. There are 4 groups of key informants: Government sector Private sector Public sector Number of people: 25 people Use the interview form as a research tool. By in-depth interview the collected data was analyzed for content.
     The research results found that The development of public participation models in community economic development in Nakhon Ratchasima Province is as follows. (1) Developing participation in decision-making, including attending meetings to present guidelines for community economic development, jointly deciding to plan steps in community economic development, jointly presenting information on community economic development. and join in considering, inspecting, reviewing and making corrections in community economic development. (2) Developing participation in operations, including participating in activities, working together to develop the community economy, jointly supporting materials and equipment to develop the community economy, jointly developing and maintaining cleanliness. in developing the community economy and participating in supervising groups of people in developing the community economy (3) Participation formats include participating in observing and inspecting community economic development, participating in monitoring performance. In community economic development, help compile reports and information about community economic development and help set up a monitoring and evaluation system to drive operations. In the areas involved in community economic development
 
Article history: Received 5 January 2024       
                            Revised 19 February 2024
                            Accepted 22 February 2024   
                            SIMILARITY INDEX = 14.93 %