Khao Hin Sorn Royal Development Study Center
We are pleased to share that Ms. Mebalaaihun, our Agri Vertical lead from the Smart Village Movement (SVM) and India recently participated in an international workshop titled “Multicountry Observational Study Mission on Implementing the Sufficiency Economy Theory to Sustain Community Development.” This workshop was organized by the Asian Productivity Organization in collaboration with Thailand Productivity Institute in Thailand from July 31st to August 2nd, 2024.
Community Visits
Our representative engaged in site visits to key locations such as the Khao Hin Sorn Royal Development Study Centre, Chitralada Technology Institute, and Kubota Farms. These visits provided valuable insights into the Sufficiency Economy Theory (SEP), which emphasizes a step-by-step approach to sustainable development, starting at the household level and extending to the community and national levels.
Key takeaways included the application of SEP in agriculture, business, governance, and community development, and its role in guiding balanced and sustainable growth. The discussions and presentations during the workshop highlighted how SEP could address common challenges faced by participating countries.
Group Photo with all the participants and Resource Persons
This participation marks an important step for SVM in exploring and adapting sustainable development practices that can be beneficial for our ongoing and future projects.
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Presentation by faculty members of the Chitralada Technology Institute
Group photo at the Chitralada Technology Institute
Group Discussion on SEP and its application to address regional challenges
Technology Demonstration at Kubota Farms
