The Roles of Sub District Administration Organization in Sustainable Waste Management in The Local Communities with The Case Study Of Khu Mueang Sub District Administration Organization, Nong Bua Daeng District, Chaiyaphum Province
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https://doi.org/10.14456/rcmrj.2020.238054Keywords:
Roles of sub district administration organization, Waste management in communities, Sustainable successAbstract
The research aims to study the roles of Khu Mueang Sub District Administration Organization in sustainable waste management in the local communities. The study is a qualitative research. It was conducted by the method of focus group, participant observation and content analysis of financial documents.
The study found that there were 5 things Khu Mueang Sub District Administration Organization did to manage waste in the local communities, which included 1) Human Resource Management (Man) Khu Mueang Sub District Administration Organization initiated the waste management program for the communities. 2) Financial Management (Money) sufficient budget allocation was conducted. Waste Bank was also founded to promote waste sorting, which helped generate additional household income. 3) Project Management (Management) meetings and trainings were organized regularly. Also, the inclusion from the local people was promoted. 4) Supply Management (Material) the equipment used in the program was well-supplied. For example, different types of bins for waste sorting, waste processing machines that turns waste into compost fertilizer and waste incinerators and 5) Good Governance (Morality) a transparent income and expenditure account for the program was created and publicized. Also, the progress report was conducted monthly in the regular meeting. Research suggestion in the use of waste management model of Khu Mueang sub district administration organization to be used must be revised or applied to suitable for context of the area. Since area is different, both the environment, attitude and belief of the people in each area.
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