Phra Chaiwat Chutinthro (Saeoueng)

ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER BUDDHAPANYA:VICHA PHAE, SAI NGAM,BANG LEN, NAKHONPATHOM

Abstract

ABSTRACT

This research is to 1) study the problems that arise in managing dry matter, 2) develop information in a dry manual, and 3) present the dry management model of the Sam Tamlueng indigenous temple community. Bang Len District, Nakhon Pathom Province, in a survey research Don't forget to collect data for in-depth reasons with an important researcher who can specifically observe 15 images/people and survey groups of 9 images/people to research the accompanying content and present it descriptively.

The results showed that

1) The problem of managing dry leaves in the Wat Phai Sam Tamlueng community. Lack of attention to the effects of living life Emphasis on productivity and fastest lead time. Causes smoke pollution from agriculture. It affects the health of the breath in elderly people, sick people, and young children, making it difficult to breathe. Resulting in long-term health problems.

2) Develop the dry leaf management process of the Wat Phai Sam Tamlueng community by using the 3Rs model as an activity: 1 providing knowledge Blame the dangers of improper management. Work together to develop 2. Making good fertilizer to save money. 3. Making dry leaves into "charcoal" fuel.

3) The dry leaf management model of the Wat Phai Sam Tamlueng community is called the “PDI model”, which is P = Participation. Participation of communities and various sectors in the use of leaves. D = Develop, developing activities to provide knowledge. Create added value as charcoal briquettes and create benefits by making it into leaf compost. I = Innovation, applying wisdom and combining it with new knowledge to create innovation. A “good blender” is a machine that breaks down dry leaves, and a “good blender” is a charcoal press. From what we have, apply it to improve the form and working system.