PARTICIPATION PROCESS OF PLANTS SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC FOR DEVELOP COMMUNITY ENTERPRISES
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The current economic situation in Thai society has affected people at almost every level of Thai society. Those who are living in poverty will be affected the most. Causing difficulty in living and earning one's living, Therefore, there is a process involved in plant formation here. It is specific to plants that are economically essential herbs in the development of community enterprises. Emphasis is given to developing it into an economic crop. That can create a career and a lot of income. It shows that medicinal plants, in addition to being used to treat diseases, can also be used as a way to generate income for the community. In emphasizing the processes in the 5th National Economic and Social Development Plan and the 7th–8th National Economic and Social Development Plan, participation is the cooperation of the people. Whether it is an individual or a group of people who agree to take responsibility for the development and change in direction, to study medicinal plants for export as cash crops under such are 1) support and development of local academics and technology, namely Thai traditional medicine, Thai traditional medicine, Thai massage, and herbs; and 2) support and promotion of self-care by using herbs, indigenous medicine, and Thai massage at the individual, family, and community levels.
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