Human Development for Water Management Research
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Human Development, Water Management, Knowledge ManagementAbstract
The human development for water management research has objectives of this research as follow: (1) develop personnel to have knowledge related to water management, (2) create a network of cooperation in spatial work on water management in Phayao province, and (3) create a network of cooperation in spatial work on water management in Phayao province. This is a documentary research study on human resource development, detachment of knowledge, knowledge management, and learning to create a positive impact on the development of personnel in water management. Key informants include researchers in water management projects for fiscal year 2019 and 2020 of at least 10 people. The research tool was an in-depth interview and focus group. Data analysis used content analytics to build knowledge sets. There are 6 theoretical contexts as addressed in the conceptual framework with 14 interview questions. The results of this research found that of the 17 interviews there are 9 research assistants and 8 researchers. Those who are experienced researchers said that they gained their knowledge prior this research from the part research and through their teaching. While those research assistants gained their knowledge from their class during the undergraduate studies as well as the post- graduate studies. It also found that the knowledge that the research assistants had previously can be applied and improved in accordance with this research. Thus, the research assistants can adjust and apply their knowledge together with the acquisition of new knowledge in this research work.
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