EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE VILLAGE PROJECT KEEPING THE 5 PRECEPTS OF THE SANGHA OF MUEANG DISTRICT NAKHON NAYOK PROVINCE

Abstract

This research aims to 1) study the effectiveness level of management of the 5Precepts Village Project. 2)Study the relationship between management principles and the effectiveness of the management of the 5 Precepts Village Project. 3)Presenting guidelines for promoting the effectiveness of the management of the Village Keeping the 5 Precepts project. The research method is a combined method. Quantitative research used questionnaires. The confidence value was 0.768 from a sample of 232 people data were analyzed using statistics, frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation and analysis using Pearson's correlation coefficient method. and qualitative research Interviews with 9 key informants or people were analyzed descriptively.

The results of the research found that: 1) The level of effectiveness in the management of the 5 Precepts Village Project of the Mueang District Sangha. Nakhon Nayok Province as a whole is at a high level ( =4.19, S.D.=0.60) 2) The relationship between the quality management principles of PDCA and the management of overall management principles and the effectiveness of the management of the 5 Precepts Village Project of the Mueang District Sangha. Nakhon Nayok Province Overall, there is a positive relationship. is at a moderate level (r=0.648**), thus accepting the set hypothesis 3) Guidelines for promoting the effectiveness of the management of the 5 Precepts Village Project. It was found that the principles of management include: 1) Driving strategy, including setting a clear vision and mission. Evaluate the internal environment related to the project. 2) Activities to promote life development according to the 5 precepts, including a variety of activities covering all 5 precepts, honoring individuals or communities who are good examples in following the 5 precepts. 3) Activities according to the Buddhist way, including promoting merit-making and giving alms. Promote listening to Dhamma and studying the Dhamma. 4) Organizing activities to promote the work of the sub-district public training unit, including integrating the 5 precepts with local administrative organization activities.