Innovation introducing the King's Philosophy with the Principle of Fellowship Towards the Development of Community Potential

Abstract

This article aims to demonstrate the innovation of incorporating the King's Philosophy with the principles of fellowship to develop community potential. The innovation focuses on addressing stomach problems and unbalanced development while conserving natural resources. It introduces the philosophy of sufficiency economy as a guideline for sustainable development, emphasizing environmental friendliness and thoughtful decision-making in all measures. The participation of the community and those affected is crucial, particularly at the foundational level. This approach serves as a stable pillar for the national economy, creating employment opportunities, generating income, and spreading development throughout the region. It involves defining a group of provinces and special economic development zones with strategically developed transportation, information technology, energy, and water infrastructure to support such advancements. The guiding principle is "Understand, Access, and Develop. "Understand" pertains to comprehending the landscape and the people, "Access" refers to accessing the social landscape and information to meet people's needs creatively, and "Develop" entails charting a multidimensional development path based on knowledge and wisdom, with the community as the foundation. This approach brings various benefits to the community, including a well-structured community, adequate public utilities, strong leadership, shared goals, beliefs, environment, and way of life, as well as a sufficiency economy system. Consequently, communities can become self-reliant, embracing individual differences, and fostering harmony and smooth coexistence.