Lam Pao River Basin Ecology for Sustainable Development.

Authors

  • Vinai Sangkla Lecturer from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Rajabhat Mahasarakham University

Keywords:

Eco-Cultural, Development, Sustainability

Abstract

This research consists purposes were 1. to study the cultural ecology of people and communities in the Lampao River 3 districts, namely Mueang Kalasin District, Yang Talat District and Rong Kham District Kalasin Province 2. to study the cultural capital of people and communities in the Lam Pao River 3 districts namely Mueang Kalasin District Yang Talat District and Rong Kham District Kalasin Province and 3. to integrate eco-culture leading to the sustainable development plan of people and communities in the Lam Pao River 3 districts, namely Mueang Kalasin District Yang Talat District and Rong Kham District Kalasin Province. This is a qualitative research. The research tool was an interview form with a target group of 15 people who came from a specific selection consisting of the village headman or the village headman, the elderly in the community. local sage and the general public and then use the information gathered from various related documents and an interview form for content analysis. The results showed that 1) The eco-culture of the people in the ethnic group consists of (1) social aspect (2) economic aspect (3) environmental aspect 2) cultural capital in the past has flourished and people have joined the traditions of many months. There is a belief in legends and holds a lot of belief. but at present Everything has changed due to changes, social, economic, and environmental adjustments and 3) the integration of eco-culture can lead to sustainable development plans. There are limitations in terms of budget. Knowledge that promotes processing from raw materials and marketing promotion in distribution which government agencies have access to only in each sub-district administrative organization The lack of budgets to promote the occupation of the White House was not continuous. Therefore, in order for the development plans of the people of the three places to be sustainable, development plans should be drawn up and implemented continuously for at least three years in order to achieve sustainable integration of eco-culture in all aspects.

   

Author Biography

Vinai Sangkla, Lecturer from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Rajabhat Mahasarakham University

Lecturer from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Rajabhat Mahasarakham University

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Published

2023-02-07