泰国2019冠状病毒病大流行期间大学到坦汶(U2T)项目和可持续社区发展

IF 1 4区 社会学 Q3 SOCIAL WORK
S. Suindramedhi, Rungnapa Thepparp, D. Engstrom
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泰国政府制定了旨在减轻新冠肺炎大流行负面影响的积极政策,并在危机结束后制定了持久的干预措施。其中一项干预措施是U2T项目(“大学到Tambon”),该项目利用大学与社区合作,在可持续社区发展等领域创造持久的变化。利用参与式行动研究(PAR)和基于资产的社区发展(ABCD),提出了一个解决社区老年人收入不安全问题的案例研究。通过参与者观察、对参与者(36人)和焦点小组成员(30人)的访谈收集定性数据,并通过需求评估和资产映射进行补充。老年人的创收活动源于PAR和ABCD的使用。从数据中得出的主题包括支持Tambons的桥接资本和发展连接资本,以扩大和创建社区外的新网络。结果表明,大学可以通过PAR和ABCD促进社区发展。
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University to Tambon (U2T) program and sustainable community development during COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand
The Thai government created proactive policies designed to mitigate the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic while it developed durable interventions after the crisis ended. One such intervention, the U2T program ('University to Tambon") used universities to partner with communities to create lasting changes in areas such as sustainable community development. Using Participatory Action Research (PAR) and Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD), one case study is presented that addresses income insecurity among community elders. Qualitative data was collected through participant observation, interviews of participants (N = 36) and focus group members (N = 30) and augmented by needs assessments and asset mapping. The income generating activities for the elderly germinated from using PAR and ABCD. Themes that emerge from the data involve buttressing bridging capital in the Tambons and developing linking capital to expand and create new networks outside the community. The results suggest that universities can facilitate community development via PAR and ABCD.
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