Data Sources In Thailand

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Data SourcesIn Thailand
The National Statistic Office (NSO)
Community Development Department CDD)
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Administrative Levels
Thailand has
Total Population 62,828,706 People

• 76 Provinces/19,582,845 Households
• 926 Districts
• 7,409 Tambon (Sub-districts)
• 74,428 Villages

1,134 municipalities City, Muang, Tambon, and
PATTAYA
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Information for Development in Thailand
provide accurate, timely and useful information
for formulating policies
Data mainly Public information and data
Data mainly Public information and data
Public data at each area/level GPP
Ministry/Department Action Plan
Government Action Plan
Provincial/District/TAO Action Plan
Strategic/ Issue Plan
National Economic and Social Development Plan
Community Plan
Various data and Information SES, IO,
Indicators, GDP, BMN, NRD2C, other related
secondary data etc.
Various data and Information
Community own collected Data
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Sources of DATA

• Social Economic survey (SES)
• No. of households covered
• (19 million HHs)
• Primary sampling units
• (46,620 HHs Stratified two- stage
  sampling)
  
• Administrative units covered (every
  province/district)
  
• Type of Data/info collected 5 parts
• - Part 1 Summary of Household Information
• 1.1 Income per household in the
  preceding month
  
• 1.2 Average monthly income per
  household
  
• - Part 2 Household Members
• - Part 3 Household Characteristics
• - Part 4 Expenditure on Goods and Services
• - Part 5 Household Assets and Debt 

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Sources of DATA

• 2. Population and Housing Census
• Objectives
• The objective of the census is to count the
  number of population and households and collect
  information on demographic and socioeconomic
  characteristics of population as well as housing
  characteristics
• No. of households covered
• (15.7 million HHs)
• No. of Individuals covered
• (60 million people)
• No. of Enumeration areas
• (1,963 from 39,280 enumeration districts)

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2. Population and Housing Census

• Type of Data/info collected
• Identification of household
• Short form (all respondents) relationship to
  head of household, sex, age, month and year of
  birth, religion, nationality, level of school
  attending,literacy,educational attainment,
  marital status,occupation during last
  year,industry during last year,work status during
  last year
• Long form (sample respondents)(short form and
  in addition)
  
• -work last week
• -looking for work and availability to work last
  week
  

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Head Count Ratio
Head Count Ratio
Head Count Ratio
Head Count Ratio
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Definition

• 1. Poverty Incidence is a ratio of all
  population having income per year below a poverty
  line, sometimes called Headcount Ratio.
  
• Po Poverty Incidence/Headcount Ratio Np
  Population having income below a poverty lineN
  total population
  
• 2. Poverty Gap Ratio is a ratio of a gap between
  income of the poor and a poverty line A ratio
  will identify how far of their income from a
  poverty line.
• P1 Poverty GapGn A gap between poor
  households income and a poverty lineN total
  population

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Definition

• 3. Severity of Poverty is a measurement that give
  weight to values under a poverty line to monitor
  poverty situation of the very poor group.
  
• P2 Severity of PovertyGn A gap between poor
  households income and a poverty line Z A
  poverty lineN total population
  
• 4. Gini coefficient is the indicator used to
  measure changes of income distribution
  
• 5. Average Income is Current monthly Income per
  head
  
• 6. Average Consumption means monthly consumption
  expenditures per head

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3. BASIC MINIMUM NEED INFORMATION
Sources of DATA
BMN
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Basic Minimum Need information (BMN)

• Definition
• BMN is household information that present life
  quality of household members in different aspects
  at a specific period. Those aspects are
  altogether defined as a living standard of people
  that one should have to live happily in society.

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Principle 1. To use BMN indicators as a to
ol of learning process for people. The interview
procedure and the result of BMN collection at
household and village /community levels would
make people know their problems and how good of
their life quality. 2. To promote people par
ticipation in community development. Tambon
Administrative Organisation (TAO),
Village/Community committee/volunteers would be
involved in community development since finding
community problems through the BMN collection.
They would also be educated how to manage and
apply the BMN data in planning, monitoring and
evaluating community works.
3. To use the BMN result as a guide in
approving the projects/programmes and activities
at every level since national or country level
down to province/city level, district, tambon,
village/community and household.
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Objectives To support people in develo
pment of their own living and family based on
the standard of BMN.

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BMN Collection and Distribution Collection and
distribution of the BMN is directed by Life
Quality Development Facilitation Board chaired by
the Permanent Secretary of Interior Ministry. The
board consists of the Deputy of Permanent
Secretary of various ministries, Education
Institutes and the Royal Foundations.
Community Development Department (CDD), is a
secretary of the Facilitation Board and a
co-ordinator in collection and distribution of
BMN information.
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Development of BMN Indicators The BMN indi
cators will be developed every five year matching
to a period of the national development plan. The
Facilitation Board will appoint the BMN Indicator
Development Team to manage this.
The team consists representatives of the
agencies including in the facilitation board.
CDD) is also a secretary of the BMN Indicator
Development Team.
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Collection Areas Every village and community
all over a country Collec
tion Period Every Year (JAN-MARCH) T
arget every household belong to a village
(with or without address)
Coverage HH members those who live in the HH
at least 6 months. Survey p
eriod 1 year back
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Administration Organisations in Collection of
BMN and Nrd2C
Life Quality Development Facilitation Board MOI
Permanent Secretary
Indicator Development Committee
appointed
Secretary
Secretary
Community Development Department
Province Information Collection Administration
Board
Deputy Governor
appointed
Province
District Information Collection Administration
Board
District Chief
appointed
District
appointed
Tambon Information Collection Administration
Board
TAO Mayor
Nrd2C
BMN
Interview
Village Committee, Community Leaders, TAO
representatives and ?olunteers
Village Committee, Community Leaders and TAO
representatives
Interview
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Households
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The Administration Procedure of Information
Collection

• Tambon Information Collection Administration
  Board
  
• Collect the Nrd2c information (interview a
  village committee)
  
• Monitor the info collection at villages and
  households
  
• Record the information from the BMN/NRD2C
  questionnaires into computer
  
• Process the BMN info into village and tambon
  level and Process the Nrd2c info into tambon
  level
  
• Check correctness and completeness of
  information, Copy the BMN/NRD2C info into
  diskette/cd and hand it to CD District Office
  
• Report a collecting result to TAO, facilitate
  them to use BMN/Nrd2c info to
  
• - learn the problem condition of their own
  tambon,
  
• - find the poor households
• - make Tambon Development Plan,
• - approve/monitor/evaluate the tambon
  projects/programmes

• Village Committee/Volunteers
• Collect the BMN information (Interview a
  household)
  
• Hand all BMN questionnaires to the Tambon
  Information Collection Administration Board

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The Administration Procedure of Information
Collection

• Community Development Department Community
  development Information Centre
  
• Educate the representatives from CD province
  office including other agencies involved in
  community development at central level about the
  information and collection administration
• Allocate a budget for information collection to
  CD Province Office
  
• Monitor the information collection
• Process the information into Region and Country
  Level /Check correctness and completeness
  
  
• Disseminate, serve the info to the agencies
  involved, to the public and promote the use of
  BMN/Nrd2c Information

• CD Province Office
• Train the representatives of all the
  district/tambon information collection
  administration boards in a province about the
  information and collection administration
• Monitor the information collection
• Process the BMN/Nrd2c information into province
  level/Check correctness and completeness
  
• Copy the province BMN information into
  diskette/cd and post it to Community Development
  Info Centre, CDD
  
• Disseminate, serve and promote the use of
  BMN/Nrd2c information

• CD District Office
• Educate all members of the district
  administration board about the information and
  collection administration
  
• Monitor the collecting of information
• Process the tambon BMN/Nrd2c information into
  district level/Check correctness and
  completeness
  
• Copy the district BMN information into
  diskette/cd and hand it to CD Province Office
  
• Disseminate, serve and promote the use of
  BMN/Nrd2c information

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BMN Questionnaire
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BMN Pocket PC
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BMN Measurement (42 INDICATORS)
Group 1 HEALTH 13
INDICATORS Group 2 HOUSING
8 INDICATORS Group 3 EDUCATION 7 IND
ICATORS Group 4 ECONOMY 3
INDICATORS Group 5 VALUES
6 INDICATORS Group 6 PARTICIPATION 5
INDICATORS
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Health 1. Pregnant women obtain health care
before delivery.
2. Pregnant women obtain delivery
service and health check after
delivery. 3. Birth weight of new born babies
is not less than 2,500 grams.
4. Infants under 1 year old are given all
necessary vaccines.
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Health 5. Infants are exclusively breast fed
at least the first four
months. 6. New born - 5 years old childre
n grow up at standard rate.
7. 6-15 years old children grow up
at standard rate.
8. 6-12 years old are given vaccines.
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Health 9. Everybody in a household has quality
and standard food.
10. A household correctly knows about
medicine usage. (in case of
getting little ill) 11. 35 yr old up have an
annual health check. 12. 6 yr old up
do exercise at least 3 times
a week (30 minutes/time) 13. People w
ho are eligible to health security
have an access to health
security
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Housing 14. Housing is durable at least for 5 ye
ars and has tenure securi
ty. 15. A household has sufficient
water to consume. 16. A household h
as safe water sufficient to drink. 17. A
household area is healthily managed.
18. A household does not bother
from pollution. 19. A household knows how t
o prevent the accidents.
20. A household has no harm to l
ives and properties.
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Housing 21. A warm family.
Education 22. Children under 3 yr old are
facilitated their
learning by adults i
n a household. 23. 3-5 yr
old children obtain proper care serv
ices. 24. 6-15 yr old children obta
in compulsory educati
on. 25. Those who have completed a
compulsory education continue
to high school.
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Education 26. Those students who have not contin
ued their study receive occupati
onal training. 27. 15-60 years old in a
household can read write Thai an
d do simple calculate. 28. A household r
eceives advantageous information at
least 5 times a week.
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Economy 29. 15-60 yr old people are ful
ly employed. 30. Household income is o
n the subsistence level (at least
23,000 baht/head/year). 31. A househol
d has regular saving. Value 32. Hous
ehold members are not alcoholics.
33. Household members do not smoke
cigarette. 34. People behave under Thai
customs and manner.
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Value 35. A household does religious
activities at least once a week.
36. Elderly receive care.
37. Disabled receive care.
Participation 38. A household is
belongs to at least one com
munity group.
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BMN Indicators (Year 2007-2011)
Participation 39. A household participates
and shares their thought in commun
ity meetings.
40. A Household participates in natural
conservation activities.
41. A household participates in
community activities.
42. Qualified members use their votes in
the last election.
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4.Village Basic Information
Sources of DATA
Nrd 2C
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Village Basic Information (Nrd 2C)
is the information presented living condition of
a village. The condition is split into 6 groups
Infrastructure, Employment, Health and
Sanitary, Knowledge and Education, Community
Strength, Natural Resources and Environment.
Each group contains related indicators to
indicate the problems a village having faced .
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Background
1) In 1982, The National Economic and Social
Development Board (NESDB) assigns Community
Development Department (CDD) a task to collect
Village Basic Information of 12,586 villages in
the 38 target provinces.
2) In 1984, the Sub-committee of Regional and
Local Development Plan agrees on the CDD
proposition to collect Nrd2C outside the target
areas or in the further more 42,486 rural
villages. The total number of rural villages is
increased to 54,832.
3) In 1987, the cabinet passes the resolution on
22 September to collect Village Basic Information
for every 2 year since 1990 onwards.
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Background
4) In 1992, there is the improvement of
indicators in Nrd2C questionnaire to 6 groups of
37 indicators to comply with the Seventh National
Economic and Social Development Plan (1992-1996).

5) During 1997-1998, there is the improvement of
Nrd2Cquestionnaire to 6 groups of 31 indicators
to comply with the Eight National Economic and
Social Development Plan (1997-2001).
6) For the Ninth Plan (Year 2002-2006), the
indicators were improved to 6 Groups of 30
Indicators
7) For the Tenth Plan (Year 2007-2011), the
indicators were improved to 6 Groups of 31
Indicators
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1. Principle
Village Basic Information is a tool to learn
village problems. The learning would lead to
planning to resolve the problems by community and
all agencies involved.
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2. Objectives
2.1 To use Nrd2C information for the purposes of
policy formulation, development planning,
monitoring and evaluation.
2.2 To provide and encourage the use of Nrd2C
information in planning, monitoring and
evaluation to all development agencies.
2.3 To use Nrd2C information identifying target
areas in province, district or Tambon
(Sub-District).
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Collection Area
Every village in rural areas all over a country
(Including the villages that are both in
rural and urban areas.) Collection Period
Every 2 Year
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Nrd2c 6 Groups of 31 Indicators
1. Infrastructure (1) Road (2) Drinking Water
(3) Water for Daily Use (4) Water for Agricultu
re
(5) Access to Electricity (6) Land Ownership
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2. Employment
(8) Employment (9) Work in work place (10) Prod
ucts from rice farming (11) Products from other f
arming (12) Products from other kinds of agricul
ture (13) Household Industry (14) Benefit fro
m tourist places
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3. Health and Sanitation
(15) Work Safety (16) Protection from Contagious
Diseases
(17) Sportation (18) Drug Problems
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4. Knowledge and Education
(19) Peoples Education Level (20) Further Studyi
ng Rate
(21) Education Obtaining
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5. Community Strength
(22) Community Learning (23) Social Protect
ion (24) Community Participation
(25) Peoples Grouping
(26) Access to Community Fund
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6. Natural Resources and Environment
(27) Soil Quality (28) Water Quality (29) Forest
Planting (30) Utilisation of Land (31) Environm
ent Management
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Mark level of the indicator
There are 3 mark levels for Nrd2C indicators.
The criteria are as follows . Obtaining 1 ma
rk means the indicator has a severe problem.
(Below Standard) . Obtaining 2 marks means the
indicator has a moderate problem. (About
Standard) . Obtaining 3 marks means the indicat
or has a light problem. (Above Standard)
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Prioritising of village development level
Consideration is based only on those indicators
that obtain 1 mark. Following are the criteria
in details Obtaining 1 mark for 11-31 ind
icators is an urgent developing need village
level 1 (Backward). Obtaining 1 mark for 6-
10 indicators is an urgent developing need v
illage level 2 (Moderate). Obt
aining 1 mark for 0-5 indicators is an urgent
developing need village level 3 (Progress).
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The Uses of BMN

• Support the development of Vision, Strategies of
  Central agencies MOI, CDD, Province A Number
  of Poor households,
  
• Support Tambon (TAO) and Village in making
  Tambon Development Plan and Community Plan
  
• Support the tasks of Poverty Alleviation Board
  Indicate the poor households, Probe /Recheck the
  Poor Registration
  
• Indicate the target groups and target areas for
  the agencies concerned to Pregnant Women,
  Children, Elderly, Disables, Students etc
  
• Monitor/evaluate the performance of community
  works Decreasing rate of Poor households

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The Uses of NRD 2C

• Indicate the target areas
• Making the National Development Plan
• Support the development of Vision, Strategies of
  Central agencies government/, MOI, Province
  
• Making the Government Poverty Alleviation Plan
• Support the tasks of A Poverty Alleviation Board
  indicate target villages, Fix it Centres
  
• Monitor/evaluate performance of community works
  A War with Drugs, Community Strengthening,
  Health etc

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Target villages
5806
39.9
6676
34.7
3012
18.0

• Whole Kingdom
• 16,735 villages (23.0)

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7.4
NRD2C
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Framework for Translating Strategy into Action
framework
Target
Reduce Expenses
Incomes Generation
Increases Opportunities
Targeted Groups 7.57 million (12.04)
Targeted Areas 16,735 villages
SES
NRD2C
Action Plan
Targeted Areas and Groups
Community Plan
Integrated Plan
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Missions assigned by Interior Ministry

• 1. Host Poverty Alleviation with Sufficient
  Economy Philosophy
  
• 2. Co-Hosting Democracy Development with
  Provincial Administration Development

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Addressed Strategies Year 2007
Communities have Knowledge Management and I
nformation Management
Community Development Information
Sufficiency Economy A Way of life
Saving Groups For producing
Women and Children
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Poverty Alleviation
Goals
Driving A Philosophy of Sufficiency Economy A
s a base of peoples life
Sufficiency Economy
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General People
Sufficiency Economy Village Green and Happiness
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Tackle Poverty at a household

• Knocking the doors of 1 million households
• Support Development of Occupational groups for
  100,000 households
  
• Improve Community Plans of 74,434 Communities

The Poor who live under BMN Standard
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Community Information
Goals
BMN (6 Groups of 42 Indicators) NRD 2C (6Gro
ups of 31 Indicators)
Households Villages
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Poverty Map
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Poverty Map
Presented Info There are 7 levels of
information to present in 5 main issues.
1. Government Boundary Use a map on a ratio of
1 50,000 for 850 Tables to present a boundary
and name of Region, Province, district, tambon
and village 2. Population Present a number of po
pulation by age and sex in tables and graphs
3. Development Level of a Village Use a symbol of
a colored house to present development level
3.1 A symbol of Red House means Backward
Village 3.2 A symbol of Yellow House means
Moderate Village 3.3 A symbol of Green H
ouse means Progress Village
4. Households quality of life
4.1 Unreached criterias Indicators 4.2
BMN Collection Result 5. Income Present a number
of HH that unreached income criteria, an average
income and a graph comparing criteria reached
between Year 2001 and Year 2003.
For a household level, a map will present an
address of a house, Name of a household head, a
number of household members and the sources of
household income
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Poverty Map
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Summary
Thailand
Region
All Households
Households
Province
Average income
Bht/Head/Yr
District
Unreached the criteria
Households
North
Tambon
Percent
Northeastern
Households average income under 20,000
Bht/Head/Yr
Percent
A Number of HH
Unreached the criteria
Region
Central
Central
Northeastern
South
North
South
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South
South
Chumporn
Household
Province
Households
District
Average income
Bht/Head/Yr
Ranong
Tambon
Households
Unreached the criteria
Village
Percent
Surathani
Households average income under 20,000
Bht/Head/Yr
Pang-nga
Nakhon srithamarat
Percent
A Number of HH
Unreached
Province
Krabi
Phuket
Nakhon srithamarat
Krabi
Songkhla
Trang
Pang-nga
Pattani
Satul
Phuket
Pattalung
Surathani
Naratiwas
Yala
Ranong
Chumporn
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POPULATION
Pattani Province
Pattani Province
All Households
Households
District
Bht/Head/Yr
Income
Tambon
Households
Unreached
Percent
Village
Yaring
Muang
Households average income under 20,000
Bht/Head/Yr
Pana-re
Nongjik
Percent
A Number of HH
Unreached
District
Yarang
Mayor
Tung Yangdaeng
Saiburi
khokpo
Saiburi
Maelan
Tung yangdaeng
Maikan
khokpo
Kapor
Muang
Yaring
Maelan
Pana-re
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Khokpo District
Khokpo District
All Households
Households
Income
Bht/Head/Yr
Tarua
Tambon
Households
Unreached
Bangkroa
Percent
Village
Nakate
Makrood
Khokpo
Households average income under 20,000
Bht/Head/Yr
Pa Born
Tambon
Percent
Unreached
A Number of HH
Khuan Nori
Khuan Nori
Changhitok
Na-pradu
Paklor
Saikhao
Makrood
Saikhao
Tung Pla
Na-pradu
Pak lor
Changhitok
Bangkroa
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Tambon Na-pradu
Tambon Na-pradu
All Households
Households
Yangdaeng
Income
Bht/Head/Yr
Salam
Households
Unreached the criteria
Salasak
Khuan-Pra
Village
Percent
Kluai (Talad Na-Pradu)
Households average income under 20,000
Bht/Head/Yr
Na-Pradu
Huai Pria
Village
No.
Percent
Unreached
HH
Yangdaeng
Na-Pradu
Salam
Huai Pria
Khuan-Pra
Kluai
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Yangdaeng Vill No.4
Yangdaeng Vill No.4
All Households
Households
Yangdaeng
Income
Bht/Head/Yr
Salam
Households
Unreached the criteria
Salasak
Khuan-Pra
Percent
Kluai (Talad Na-Pradu)
Households average income under 20,000
Bht/Head/Yr
Na-Pradu
Huaipria
HH N0.
HH Head
Income
No. of Member
Mr. Teerapong Chuaikhato
Mr. Pleum Nuyuan
Mr. Kaneung kaewsunee
Mr. Mama Muleng
Mr. Somneuk Khaunpatalung
Mr. kampol Sukkhao
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Yangdaeng Vill No.4
Yangdaeng Vill No.4
All Households
Households
Yangdaeng
Income
Bht/Head/Yr
Salam
Households
Unreached the criteria
Salasak
Khuan-Pra
Percent
Income Sources other Indicators that
Unreached the criteria
Kluai
Talad Na-Pradu
Na-Pradu
HH No.96 Mr.Terapong Chuichado
Huai Pria
Income Sources
Income
All HH income
Plant selling
Planting for food
Animal selling
Raising for food
Fishery
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Population By Age Range from BMN
Pattani Population
Male
Female
Total
Age Range
Under 1 Year
1-2 Years
3-5 Years
6-11 Years
12-14 Years
15-17 Years
18-49 Years
50-60 Years
Over 60 Years
All
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Compared Graphs of Pattani Population
People
Year 2002
Year 2003
People
Population100
Year 2002
Year 2003
Year
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BMN Indicators
Ranking of unreached target Indicators
27 Indicators
Pattani Province
Under Target
Criteria Reaching Number Percent
Number Unreached
Target
Ranking of unreached target Indicators
27. Household income is at least 20,000
baht/Head/Year.
34. A household belongs to at least one community
group.
36. A household participates in community
activities.
10. Having correct knowledge of medicine usage.
23. Those not continuing to high school obtain
occupational training.
25. Receive advantageous information 5 times a
week or more.
31. 6 years old up do religious activities at
least once a week.
16. A household does not bother from pollution.
33. Disabled receive care.
17. A household knows how to prevent the
accidents.
20. 3-5 years old children obtain proper care
services.
24. 15-60 years old people can read and write
Thai.
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Under Target
Criteria Reaching Number Percent
Number Unreached
Target
BMN Indicators
1. The pregnant woman receives health care
before delivery. 2. The pregnant woman is
assisted with delivery. 3. The new born child's
weight is not less than 2,500 grams. 4. The
under 1 year old child is vaccinated.5. The
new born child is breast fed at the first 4
months. 6. The new born-5 year old child grows
up at a standard rate. 7. The 6-15 year old
child grows up at a standard rate.8. The 6-12
year old child is given all vaccines. 9. Every
household member has quality food.10. Every
household member has correct knowledge of
medicine usage.
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BMN Report of Pattani Province
Under Target
Criteria Reaching Number Percent
Number Unreached
Target
BMN Indicators
11. 35 years old up have an annual health check.
12. A house is durable and has a secured tenure.
13. A household has sufficient water to consume.
14. Household has safe water sufficient to
drink.
15. A household area is healthily managed.
16. A household does not bother from pollution.
17. A household knows how to prevent the
accidents.
18. A household has no harm to lives and
properties.
19. A warm family.
20. 3-5 yrs old children obtain
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Poverty Map from BMN
BMN Report of Pattani Province
Under Target
Criteria Reaching Number Percent
Number Unreached
Target
BMN Indicators
21. 6-15 year old children obtain compulsory
education.
22. Those completed a compulsory education
continue to high school.
23. Those not go on high school are trained on
occupational course.
24. 15-60 years old people can read and write
Thai.
25. Receive advantageous information 5 times a
week or more.
26. Household income is at least 20,000 baht/
Head/Year.
27. Yearly household income per head is 20,000
baht or more.
28. A household has regular saving.
29. Household members are not alcoholics.
30. Household members do not smoke cigarette.
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Poverty Map from BMN
BMN Report of Pattani Province
Under Target
Criteria Reaching Number Percent
Number Unreached
Target
BMN Indicators
31. 6 years old up do religious activities at
least once a week.
32. Elderly receive care.
33. Disabled receive care.
34. A household belongs to at least one community
group.
35. Participation sharing thought in community
forums.
36. A household participates in community
activities.
37. Qualified members use their votes in the
last election.
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Reaching Target
Indicators
Unreaching Target
Indicators
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Poverty Map from BMN
The Compared Graph of Income
Year 2001
Households
A number of all households
Unreached the criteria
Households
Percent
Year 2002
A number of all households
Households
Percent
Unreached the criteria
Households
Year 2001
Percent
Year 2002
Year 2003
Year 2003
A number of all households
Households
Unreached the criteria
Households
Percent
Year
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