Sufficiency Economy Village Project Management Manual

Housing and land for livelihood are fundamental issues for communities in both urban and rural areas. According to the survey of household economic and social conditions by the National Statistical Office, B.E. 2556, Thailand had approximately 20.167 million households, of which approximately 15.510 million households had ownership of housing. The remainder, approximately 4.657 million households, did not have ownership of housing. Within this group, low-income households requiring assistance with housing numbered approximately 2.726 million households. In rural areas, people face housing and land difficulties, including houses built long ago that are in a state of disrepair, built with unstable materials, not renovated or repaired, and expanding families that need to build new housing but cannot do so due to insufficient income. Therefore, a manual for implementing the Sufficiency House Project was prepared to serve as a working guideline for officials, community organization networks, and relevant parties to have knowledge and understanding of the direction, approach, budget support framework, project implementation steps, budget disbursement steps, documents and various forms used in project proposals and budget disbursement, as well as monitoring and reporting of the Sufficiency House Project implementation results.

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Updated:

16/08/2024

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