The development of surveillance mechanisms and development of early childhood development Lao Suea Kok Subdistrict, Lao Suea Ko District Ubon Ratchathani Province

Abstract

Establishing a system for tracking early childhood development is the aim of the study. Subdistrict Lao Suea Kok, District Lao Suea Kok, Province of Ubon Ratchathani Participatory action research is what it is. Partial Action Research, or PAR, gathered comprehensive interview data. field visits for group conversation Arrange a meeting with interested parties and review data from relevant papers and studies. According to the study's findings, a system for observing and encouraging early childhood development has been created. Ubon Ratchathani Province's Lao Suea Kok Subdistrict, Lao Suea Kok District, three things: 1. Create personnel systems Training to give volunteer mothers—those who offer to care for others—knowledge and understanding of monitoring and encouraging early childhood development In the Lao Suea Kok Subdistrict, keep an eye on, monitor, and support the development of young children. This includes choosing public health volunteers (VHVs) who are committed to supporting child development. Teachers at the pre-service child centre who are retired Royal Teachers, etc. 2. Provide a system to foster collaboration among the stakeholders in the network. Collaborating with network partners in three domains, including the public sector, which includes Ban Pao Child Development Centre Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital Lao Suea Kok District Public Health Lao Suea Kok Hospital Regional Health Promotion centre 10 and Lao Suea Kok Subdistrict Municipality The public sector, which consists of community leaders, parents, and guardians, is part of the civil society sector, as is the Civil Society Foundation. 3. Two methods of management were created: 1. A working group was established to monitor and support the development of young children. 2. A healthy constitution

            One could argue that this study decentralises authority to local government entities. Encouraging communities to take part in resource management and decision-making is the aim. Encourage agencies at the sub-district level to become more decentralised so that services and development are comprehensive and fair. The efficiency of development and service is increased when people's requirements are met.