General
Participated in the follow-up meeting on the implementation of the framework of measures to resolve the problem of housing and livelihood in the National Forest Reserve Area.
10 มกราคม 2567
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On January 10, 2567 at 2:30 p.m., Mr. Sambun Payaew, Chairman of Mae Na Chon SAO and Mr. Suvannat Hun Natt, Agricultural Specialist, attended a meeting to follow up on the implementation of the Framework for Addressing the Problem of Habitat and Livelihood in the National Forest Reserve Area of Mae Chaem District pursuant to the Cabinet Resolution of November 26, 2561 in the Community Farming Land Scheme under Government Policy (CFP). Mr. Jupra Burupat, Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment chaired the meeting. Mr. Surchai Ajbon, Director of the Forestry Department, Lieutenant Colonel Nintar Pinsakkul, Head of Forestry Division No. 1 (Chiang Mai), Ms. Nantana Bunyanant, Director of Community Forest Management, Mr. Satda Manniwongse, Director of Forest Land Management, Mr. Tasaphol, Director of Forestry Department, and Mr. Prachada Chanapong, Director of Forestry Department, attended the meeting. The meeting was attended by Mr. Jupra Buruphat, Secretary of the Department of Transportation, who has accelerated the implementation of the CTC to complete quickly so that the people will benefit from it to the maximum, including the provision of housing and livelihoods, the preparation of a register of beneficiaries, the development of employment and quality of life, the development of basic public services, sustainable development strategies, and listening to proposals from various agencies and civil society in the area. In addition, he also received information on the operation of community forests in the area, including the establishment of the "White Mountain" recreational forest in the village of Kong Gak, and to proceed correctly according to regulations, both in terms of administration and management, to achieve maximum benefits for both the state and the people in the area.
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