Forms for Building Cooperation to Tackle Forest Fires and Smog Crisis Buddhist Dharma Base and Multilateral Lanna Wisdom Chiang Mai Province

Abstract

The objectives of this research article are 1) to study cooperation in resolving forest fires and smog crises based on Buddhist principles and multilateral Lanna wisdom; Chiang Mai Province 2) To develop a model for creating cooperation to solve forest fire problems. 3) To present a model for creating cooperation to solve forest fire problems. This is a qualitative research. The key informants are the abbot, community leaders, president, village headman, and community agricultural group leaders and community philosophers, totaling 17 figures/people. Interviews were used along with group discussions to analyze descriptive data.    

The research results found that 1) Cooperation in solving problems from community cooperation, with the main leaders being Abbot of Ban Mae Klang Luang Temple, Pho Luang, village committee, officials from government agencies. National Parks Department officials and network partners from non-profit organizations and the temple supports activities especially activities “Inthanon joins together to connect 4 districts” by combining cooperation from multilateralism, multiculturalism, multitradition.  2) Building Cooperation has been developed by: 1. Cooperation through activities led by the abbot of Mae Klang Luang Temple. Organizing activities “Inthanon joins together to connect the 4 districts” creating participation of all ages. 2. Cooperation through the integration of multiculturalism, multiple traditions, respect for differences, learning in many ways. 3) Integration of networks of cooperation from units. Government work and non-profit organizations NGO 4. Creating participation and 5. Creating public consciousness 3. Presenting cooperative activities “Inthanon joins together to connect the 4 districts” and a form of cooperation through the integration of multiculturalism, multiple traditions, respect for differences, learning multiple ways with “stage, ceremony, curse of forest tribe people” by creating participation. and emphasizing the form of creating common consciousness towards the public.