Sustainable Collective Protection of Lower Thachin River, Thailand

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Project ID

Project Title

Sustainable Collective Protection of Lower Thachin River, Thailand

Type

Focus Areas

Geographic Scope

Lead Organization(s)

Project Partners

Financing

Total: $8,526,18;

Sources of Financing: GEF SGP

Timeframe

2006 - 2008

Status

Ongoing

Project website(s)

Contacts

Contents

Description

500 members of 288 villages and 18 community schools situated alongside an 82-km stretch of lower Tha Chin River are notorious for being the most polluted in the country. Untreated industrial waste, chemical run-off from cultivated land, and community waste regularly drain into the Tha Chin. Given that the river is crucial for project members’ livelihood activities and food security, the project aims to launch a community-based attack on these threats. The project is being implementated in response to this situation, and its main activities include:

  • Reverse the degradation of the Tha Chin River
  • Forge a strong network to pilot, sustain and scale-up local environmental activities

Expected Outcomes

Achievements: Results and Impact

Lessons for Replication

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References

See also

  1. Working with Communities to Meet Water and Sanitation Needs Sustainably in the Recovery of Selected Tsunami Affected Countries, Thailand
  2. Water Conflict and Cooperation/Mekong River Basin
  3. Sustainable Rehabilitation of Natural Resources in Phrom Basin Ecosystems, Thailand
  4. Sustainable Development Initiatives: Application and Green Indicators
  5. Sustainable Canal Networking for Cleaner Tha Chin River, Thailand
  6. Rehabilitation of Community Livelihood and Environment in Kham-Sop Ruak Basin, Thailand
  7. Rehabilitation and Development of Coastal Resources of Kor Lanta, Thailand
  8. Partnership for development: providing sustainable access to water, Thailand
  9. National Wetland Biodiversity project, Thailand
  10. Mekong Case Study
  11. Marine Resource Conservation, Habitat Rehabilitation, and Waste Management, Thailand
  12. Conservation and Development of Ecosystems of Jan River, Thailand
  13. Community Capacity Building for Conserving Kaeng Lawa Wetland, Thailand
  14. Bung Khong Long Wetland Conservation, Thailand

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