Updates written by our field teams, newest first. Each one shows which project it comes from and which Issue that project is under.
One of the three pilot enterprises in B.E. 2568 under a new-model growth acceleration programme, matched with a mentor specialising in online marketing and CRM strategy to expand its customer base to the working-age children of older adults.
One of three pilot enterprises in B.E. 2568 under a new-format growth acceleration programme, paired with expert mentors in accounting, tax and legal compliance to build a more stable financial foundation.
After resource degradation reached crisis levels in B.E. 2540–2541, three communities in Thasala District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, came together to establish the “Ao Thong” conservation area before advancing to a shared LMMA under a single MOU in the project’s first year.
A report on hotspots and burn scars during the B.E. 2568 fire season across 10 Hmong communities in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, which collectively manage 65,382 rai of forest
After learning from expanding the conservation area beyond its capacity and having to suspend activities for 4 years, Ban Khlong Khut designed “egg yolk-egg white” conservation zones that balance resource protection with livelihoods.
The Ban Mai community in Songkhla Province built a bamboo fish shelter shaped like the number 9 in the middle of the sea, making it the centre of a conservation zone and the community’s food bank.
The Paka Koenyo women’s group in Mae Wang District decided to organise the collection of forest products to reduce losses from fires, alongside a land stewardship fee of 2 baht per rai.
Applications are open for inventions by grassroots innovators nationwide from 5 April to 31 May B.E. 2568. More than 157 applicants have applied to take part.
Ban Khlong Rabang and Muak Lek Nai, an ecological corridor between Khao Yai and limestone mines, collect biodiversity data to submit a carbon credit project
TSWA trained fisheries volunteers in 15 communities to collect data on species, quantities and weights of aquatic animals. Baseline data collection began in April–May B.E. 2568.
Paka Ko Yo youth in Lamphun Province combine the local wisdom of “Wa Me To” with an app-controlled watering system and IP cameras on the mountain peak, across more than 21,300 rai of forest.
In B.E. 2568, the growth accelerator changed its approach from developing business plans to pairing ventures with expert mentors who work directly on their specific bottlenecks.
