A MODEL OF THE COMMUNITY’ S CREATIVE HOLISTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT THROUGH THE BUDDHIST WASTE BANK ACTIVITIES

Abstract

The purpose of this research paper is to study the holistic waste management of the community through Buddhist waste bank activities in Thai society. Develop the process and present a creative holistic waste management model of the community through Buddhist waste bank activities. The tools used to collect data include transcription of model community lessons, in-depth interviews, and small group discussions. Data was collected through observation, direct participation, and the implementation of Buddhist waste bank activities in collaboration with the community. The study involved a group of 17 key informants. Analyze data using content analysis and mind mapping. AIC Techniques and SWOT Techniques.

The results revealed the following.

1) Buddhist waste bank activities in Thai society support the thorough management of waste within the community. The principle of power is employed to manage. Members of the community should collaborate in a manner that is both harmonious and interdependent. Fostering awareness among the youth Utilize the ideas of the Tripitaka to deal with this problem of waste, including the theory of sacrifice.

2) Development of a creative holistic waste management process of the community through Buddhist waste bank activities has 3 steps: (1) the process of creating knowledge, planning and setting goals; Conduct campaigns and transfer knowledge about waste through public relations through the community broadcasting tower. Interspersed information about the benefits of garbage collection and the dangers of waste in the monk's sermons. (2) The process of creating development guidelines, including reducing social gatherings and carnivals to reduce the amount of waste. Procedures for creating guidelines and division of responsibilities Use the temple as a center for community waste management. Organize activities to weave junk cloth and waste for eggs.

3) A creative, holistic waste management model for the community is implemented through Buddhist refuse bank activities, which include the promotion of awareness and the proper sorting of waste. Minimization of trash, waste recycling, reuse, composting, recycling, and incineration.