APPLICATION OF DESIGN THINKING IN PUBLIC POLICY PROCESS
Keywords:
Social cognitive theory, Flood disaster preparedness behavior, Civil defense volunteersAbstract
Design thinking is a creative problem-solving thinking. Flood disaster in Thailand is likely to become more severe. Although the government parts have ongoing measures to manage water crisis continuously. Still, the flood problems have effects in many dimensions, physically, socially and economically. Therefore, prevention to mitigate the impact of floods requires preparedness behaviors of individuals to reduce the severity of the impacts of flood disaster. Disaster preparedness is the development of the potential of individuals, especially civil defense volunteers, who have roles to take care of themselves and other people, who must be developed preparedness behaviors. This article aimed to present the flood disaster preparedness behavior by applying social cognitive theory to develop preparedness behavior in civil defense volunteers consisted of self-efficacy preparedness, risk perception disaster, disaster experience including the application of social cognitive theory to develop civil defense volunteers flood disaster preparedness behavior. The article suggested the developing preparedness behavior for relevant agencies to use as guideline for preparing for flood disasters for civil defense volunteers.
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