Management of Buddhist Community Welfare Funds

Abstract

The goal of this article is to talk about how to run the community welfare fund, which covers the life cycle from birth to death. This will be done through community development, creating a new community economic system to promote equality and basic social rights, as this is part of the state's welfare policy. This will make sure that the fund meets the needs of the community and helps the community become self-sufficient. It is based on the model of the economic reform strategy based on Buddhist principles.

Kutadanta Sutta is a strategy that brings the principles of economics to development in a subtle way by adhering to the principle of government policy of King Maha Vichitraj to make the country peaceful and joyful according to the administrative principles, namely the development of the city with economic development and economic development along with the mind. There is no crowding. The people rejoiced with each other. The government anticipates that the people will become more diligent and capable of collecting taxes. The community is peaceful, harmonious, and safe in life and property.

Buddhism promotes community welfare funds using Titthhammikatta, the benefit of the present, which is the heart of the millionaire, who can determine his or her own financial future. This is due to our ability to generate additional living expenses through diligent research. Good treatment Have friends and live a self-sufficient life.