Updates written by our field teams, newest first. Each one shows which project it comes from and which Issue that project is under.
The project team took part in the Invest for Nature Outing and Workshop in Chai Nat Province with 34 representatives from 20 organisations, developing strategies to expand collaboration on investment in nature through the PES approach
A summary of progress on the Health Promotion Platform for People Living with Diabetes in periods 2–3, covering improvements to the service user section and the Local Admin section, as well as the development of Micro-apps for public services.
An online training programme via ZOOM, totalling 11 hours, covering design thinking, product design, online marketing, finance and accounting, and partner networks.
An overview of the programme’s cumulative impact across 14 cohorts, from B.E. 2554 to B.E. 2568, covering both incubation and acceleration programmes
The Project held a workshop to hear from businesses affected by PM2.5 pollution and gather ideas on forms of collaboration that could make the PES mechanism sustainable in the long term.
In B.E. 2569, the Project expanded from Chiang Mai alone to 6 northern provinces, developing PES plans with 42 communities through 6 mentor organisations before selecting 25 communities to receive actual budget support.
The B.E. 2569 impact assessment report concludes with recommendations for both the incubation and growth acceleration programmes, reflecting the direction BC4C is moving towards.
Drone images confirm that no burn scars occurred in Ban Mae Sa Noi Community Forest this year, as the community begins regenerative tourism and greenhouse farming enterprises
Ban Lao Nuea Community Forest in Song District, Phrae Province, is developing its former forest-fire patrol route into a hiking trail, returning the income to the development and protection of the community forest under the care of The Next Forest.
Ban Sra Bua, Nai Thung and Na Thap visited a model cooperative in Pattani before setting up their own shared fishing gear shop in Ban Nai Thung, reducing fishers’ expenses in its first quarter
The Ban Mani Phruek community forest in Thung Chang District, Nan Province, is planning fire prevention alongside the development of an ecotourism learning site and coffee production under the forest canopy, with RECOFTC as its mentor organisation.
Selected from 28 entries that underwent field visits, the 10 finalist teams will receive initial funding and enter the incubation process.
