BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES AND GOVERNMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Abstract

This article is a study about “BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES AND GOVERNMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT” Buddhist principles that can be used well in managing public sector projects are the 4 strengths or the 4 strengths of morality, which help administrators perform their duties efficiently. Efficiency, that is, administrators can plan, organize, appoint personnel, and direct and control projects well. They must be intelligent, diligent, honest, and human relations. The more you have these four virtues, the better. The more efficient the project management, the more efficient it will be. On the contrary, if an administrator lacks even some of these four virtues, they cannot be a good administrator. Executives must, therefore, be intelligent, knowledgeable and diligent. Thus, administrators must have 4 virtues as power in management: wisdom and strength, the strength of knowledge about oneself, people, and work, perseverance and strength, the strength of diligence that arouses oneself and others at all times, avijja strength, the strength of honesty that Without the holes in life caused by vices and saṅgahapala, the resilience of human relations that unites the hearts of those working with generosity, sweet speech, helpfulness to the people, and proper conduct, project management will be successful.