ตัวแบบการจัดการสิ่งแวดล้อมของวัดในภาคอีสาน
Environmental Management Model of Isan Buddhist Temple
Keywords:
Environmental Management, Management Model, Isan Buddhist TempleAbstract
Abstract
The objective of this article is to present the environmental management model of Isan Buddhist temples. In-depth interviews and non-participatory observations were employed to elicit data from three communities of three provinces in Northeastern Thailand. ATLAS.ti software program was used to analyze data. Results showed that the environment model of the Isan model consisted of three elements. The first element was agencies (stakeholders) which include two levels of (1) individual agencies who were monks, community leaders, and people in the community, and (2) collective agencies who were government organizations, the elderly group, and public health volunteers. The second element was management ability including social capital, cultural capital, physical capital, human capital, and institutional capital. The third element was two motivations: internal and external. These two were seen conserving the management. The internal motivation was from the monk action with dharma discipline, perception of environmental values, capital, and the belief or public values to the environment. The external motivation was value building of the waste and environmental competition.
Keywords: environmental management, management model, Isan Buddhist temple
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