The Participatory Management in Bamboo Resources at Ban Phatub Community Amphur MuangNan, Nan Province
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The Research on participation in bamboo forest resources management of Ban Phatub, Mueang Nan District, Nan province. Purpose to study of context at Ban Phatub, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province in each dimensioned for analysis the factors influence on management in bamboo resources. The finding outs were determined with 143 questionnaires with the households at Ban Phatub and the interview was methodology for 13 key informants who are the stakeholders in bamboo resources involve with 80 villagers who surrounding to national park of Ban Phatub. Including a forum for in-depth interviews with community leaders, group leader involved in bamboo resources local officials, government agencies and key informants a total of 13 person, found that the geographical, physical in economics social and environment of Ban Phatub, that sectors can be supplement to participate in bamboo resources in addition, the relatively factors in existing of Ban Phatub village such as the bureau of government, local officer where surrounding Phatub community, there are able to support the performance of bamboo resources management model.
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