community enterprises Developing the potential of community enterprises to drive creativity to create a sustainable economy, society and community

Abstract

The objectives of this research paper are (1) to promote mental rehabilitation and create positive energy for entrepreneurs and members of community enterprise groups and (2) to develop community products and products through creativity. This participatory workshop (1) explores data on mental states and issues that have arisen after the COVID-19 pandemic, (2) uses AIC techniques for reflection and analyzes problems with SWOT techniques, and (3) promotes mental rehabilitation while creating positive energy.  Resilience is designed to create spatial products and promote marketing. The results showed that (1) the causes that affect the mental state and cause problems are lack of income and not being able to sell products; Members are separated from the group, unable to bear the expenses or accumulated stress. Customers canceled products due to lockdown measures. It was found that the knowledge creation stage includes funding. Gathering members, accelerating networking, and increasing marketing channels The stage of developing a new approach involves mental rehabilitation. Strengthen the network Define customer groups clearly. Modify the size of the product, and create guidelines, such as delegating responsibilities and helping each other. Emphasis on harmony: a SWOT analysis shows that Strengths: Commitment There is unity, a positive vision, and strong network partners. Weaknesses: the number of members is not stable, and there is a lack of a sufficient support budget. Lack of nutrition consultant Opportunities: Build relationships with networks Online Marketing Teen Products Delivery Service Obstacles include paranoia, anxiety, lack of budget, and concerns about product quality. (3) Promote mental rehabilitation to create positive energy. The objectives of this research paper are (1) to promote mental rehabilitation and create positive energy for entrepreneurs and members of community enterprise groups, and (2) to develop community products through creativity. This participatory workshop (1) explores data on mental states and issues that arose after the COVID-19 pandemic, (2) uses AIC techniques for reflection and SWOT techniques for problem analysis, and (3) promotes mental rehabilitation while creating positive energy. "Hard, Hard, Fight" is designed to create spatial products and promote marketing. The results showed that (1) the causes that affect the mental state and cause problems are lack of income and inability to sell products; Members are separated from the group, unable to bear the expenses or accumulated stress. Customers canceled products due to lockdown measures. It was found that the knowledge creation stage includes funding. Gathering members, accelerating networking, and increasing marketing channels The stage of developing a new approach focuses on mental rehabilitation. Strengthen the network Define customer groups clearly. Modify the size of the product, and create guidelines, such as delegating responsibilities and helping each other. Emphasis on harmony: a SWOT analysis shows that Strengths: Commitment There is unity, positive vision, and strong network partners. Weaknesses: the number of members is not stable, and there is a lack of a sufficient support budget. Lack of nutrition consultant Opportunities: Build relationships with networks Online Marketing Teen Products Delivery Service Obstacles include paranoia, anxiety, lack of budget, and concerns about product quality. (3) Promote mental rehabilitation to create positive energy. The power of never giving up helps to vent and relax emotions. Strengthgives encouragement and hope when times are discouraging. The power of resilience finds new solutions to problems. Spatial product design includes using the uniqueness of the area to produce sweet fish sauce and ancient Ayutthaya crispy noodles. Various marketing promotions include opening shops at festivals and live lines through social media. Deliver products and increase the number of stores that sell them. Vents emotions to relax emotions. Strengt  gives encouragement and hope when times are discouraging. The power of resilience finds new solutions to problems. Spatial product design includes using the uniqueness of the area to produce sweet fish sauce and ancient Ayutthaya crispy noodles. Various marketing promotions include opening shops at festivals and live lines through social media. The goal is to deliver products and increase the number of stores that sell them.