Sustainable Canal Networking for Cleaner Tha Chin River, Thailand
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Project Title | Sustainable Canal Networking for Cleaner Tha Chin River, Thailand
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Timeframe | 2006 - 2008
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Status | Ongoing
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Description
900 members of 170 families residing along three canals flanking a 7-km stretch of the Tha Chin River. Project members depend on the 1,290-ha Bung Khong Long Wetland for livelihood activities and food security. In response to threats to the wetland’s vitality posed by chemical-intensive agriculture, waste from tourism, and unregulated fishing, the project aims to take a community-based approach to reversing degradation.
The main objectives of the project are to:
- Instill conservation ethic in community leaders, and build capacity to act on it
- Perform and analyze community-based research
- Establish a ‘model canal’
Expected Outcomes
Achievements: Results and Impact
Lessons for Replication
TYPE LESSONS HERE
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See also
- Working with Communities to Meet Water and Sanitation Needs Sustainably in the Recovery of Selected Tsunami Affected Countries, Thailand
- Water Conflict and Cooperation/Mekong River Basin
- Sustainable Rehabilitation of Natural Resources in Phrom Basin Ecosystems, Thailand
- Sustainable Development Initiatives: Application and Green Indicators
- Sustainable Collective Protection of Lower Thachin River, Thailand
- Rehabilitation of Community Livelihood and Environment in Kham-Sop Ruak Basin, Thailand
- Rehabilitation and Development of Coastal Resources of Kor Lanta, Thailand
- Partnership for development: providing sustainable access to water, Thailand
- National Wetland Biodiversity project, Thailand
- Mekong Case Study
- Marine Resource Conservation, Habitat Rehabilitation, and Waste Management, Thailand
- Conservation and Development of Ecosystems of Jan River, Thailand
- Community Capacity Building for Conserving Kaeng Lawa Wetland, Thailand
- Bung Khong Long Wetland Conservation, Thailand

