The Public Policy Participatory Administration in Community for Pho Subdistrict Muang District, SisaKet Province

Abstract

          The objectives of this research were to study 1) factors influencing participatory public policy administration in communities in Tambon Pho, Muang District, Sisaket Province, and 2) problems and guidelines for participatory public policy administration in sub-district communities. Pho, Muang District, Sisaket Province. It's a mixed research. The research sample consisted of 353 people by purposive random sampling. and government officials and community leaders, 10 people. The tools used in the study were questionnaires and structured interviews. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics including percentage, mean and standard deviation.
          The results of the research, the factors influencing the public policy management with community participation in all 5 aspects, found that the level of importance was high in all aspects (=3.86:S.D=0.65), considering each aspect from the average. can go less as follows Participation in planning (=4.36:S.D=0.67), Participation in receiving benefits (=3.96:S.D=0.71),  Participation in decision-making (=3.76:S.D=0.65), participation in evaluation (=3.65:S.D=0.63), and participation in operation (=3.57:S.D=0.61), 
         The problem situation, people still lack knowledge and understanding in laying Not interested in collectively making decisions to change the community Does not participate in activities undertaken by government agencies There are quite a few community evaluations. Lack of participation in the administration of policy on education, religion, and youth sports Including about various utilities in the community.
         Management guidelines Training should be promoted in the planning process. Appoint a coordinating committee as appropriate. Communication should be in the same direction. Budget management is supervised and monitored to ensure accuracy and transparency. And there should be an attitude adjustment between officials and people to create incentives for participation in the community.