A Model of Water Resource Management for Complete Cycle of Consumption by Public Participation for Peaceful Community : Case Study of Thalhang District Phuket Province

Abstract

The objectives of this dissertation are 1) to study the fundamental context of the status quo in managing the water resources in Thalang District, Phuket, Thailand 2) to elaborate the systematic management of water resources for consumption concerning management the doctrine of Buddhism 3) to propose a model of managing water resources for consumption in relation to the demand of the population in establishing a peaceful community. This qualitative research applies the Participatory Action Research, collected data from document and interviewed 11 experts, consisted the model by 7 experts. The results are:

1) The cause of the problem in managing the water resources of Thalang District, Phuket, is lack of natural sources of water which do not served water productive This result in a divisive affliction within the people and tourism business.

2) The principle which governs the cognitive disposition are 3 knowledge; 1) the qualitative management of Deming Cycle 2) the co- operative principle 3) the principle of Buddhist peaceful for managing the 6 process; 1) the natural raw water 2) the water allocation3) the water production 4) the standardize water production 5) the water serving. 6). waste water elimination.

3) The management Model of natural sources of water for producing sufficiency consumable water consists of six procedures under the Quality collective administration by people participation with philosophy of environment Good governance are 1) the management of the natural sources 2) the act of water allocated 3) the production of water supply 4) the UF standards of water production 5) the service of the consumable water to the People 6). the waste water management which 3P RAPUSE. Model.