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Title: SIF


1
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(SIF)
  • WB- NESDB Workshop
  • ?????? 27, 2549
  • Rob Chase (EAPVP)

2
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  • ??. ???????? ????????????? (?????????)
  • Khun Vichol Manutausiri, MOI
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  • ??????????? ???????? (??????????????????)
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  • ??. ?. ??. ???????Assoc. Prof. Dr. Napaporn
    Havanon,
  • Dr. Maniemai Thongyou
  • Dr. Numchai Supererkchaisakul
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  • Gillian Brown
  • Rob Chase
  • Rikke Nording
  • ???????? ???????????

3
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  • CDD ????????????????
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  • ?????????????????????? propensity score matching
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  • ??????????????????????? (Selection)
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  • ??????????????????????? (Impact)
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Social Capital Yi
Impact
Selection
T0
T1
Time
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  • Most likely case among development operations
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    ?? SIF ????? ???????????????????????
  • Match treatment and control communities within
    provinces
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  • Augment matching within provinces
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  • Explore how SIF may have changed community SK

9
Propensity Score Matching
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    ??????????? 2541 ??? 2543
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  • ???????? SIF ????? 201 ???? (10
    ???????????????????????)
  • ???????? SIF ?????????????????
    ????????????????????????????? ????????????????????
    ????????
  • ????????????????????? (???? ?????????? ????????
    ????????? ????????? ??????)
  • ???????? SIF 164 ????Match 164 SIF villages with
    6 nearest neighbors within provinces
  • ??????????????????? 72 ????????Thai research team
    selected 72 SIF treatment villages and 72 matched
    comparison villages

10
Propensity Score Matching
Figure 1. Pre-match Kernel Densities of
participation propensity
Figure 2. Post-match Kernel Densities of
participation propensity (6 nearest neighbor
within provinces)
Figure 2a. Post-match Kernel Densities of
participation propensity (Nearest neighbor)
O SIF Villages ? Matched control villages
O SIF Villages ? Matched control villages
O SIF Villages ? Non SIF Villages
O SIF Villages ? Matched control villages
11
Qualitative Field Work
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  • Anchoring vignettes
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12
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  • ???????????????????? SIF ?????????????????????????
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13
Results OLS Regressions
  • YN a ß SES ? SIF e
  • SES variables mean expenditure, variance
    expenditure, share of workers in agriculture, own
    farm land, years of education
  • Robust differences from SIF participation
  • Networks and linkages , self-sacrifice,
    organizational leadership and learning,
    collective action, villagers voice, multi-party
    activity, sustainability,
  • Organizational capacity, information availability
  • Interesting additional finding
  • Positive effect of share of workers in
    agriculture
  • Negative effect of share owning land
  • ? Higher social capital among landless farm
    workers

14
ResultsField Researchers Debriefing
  • Selection
  • Long-standing characteristics
  • Higher trust
  • Cooperation collective action
  • Norms of self-sacrifice
  • Impact
  • Evidence of recent change
  • Build networks across villages
  • Reinforce norm of collective action
  • Build leadership

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Implications Points to Take Away
  • Consider social capital dimensions in Thai
    context
  • Some long-standing trust, cooperation, norms
  • Some open to policy innovation information flow,
    networking between groups, local leadership
  • Value of mixing quantitative qualitative
    evaluative techniques
  • Selection effect existing social capital
    characteristics can determine whether a village
    participates and benefits from a CDD operation
  • Impact effect Involvement in the CDD operation
    changes social capital characteristics
  • e.g., new networking and leadership opportunities
  • Support for bottom-up efforts to improve local
    governance can reinforce top-down efforts
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