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WHAT WE DO?

   MISSION

Since 2009

The association has been working to enhance the capacity of the Mekong people, communities, and member organizations to be able to ① conduct a Participatory Action Research (PAR) for community-based natural resources management,  ② to disseminate all activities through campaigns and mass media for public learning, and

③ to be able to collaborate with CSOs, GOs, and private sectors to protect environmental and natural resources affected from man-made operations in the Mekong River basin and its tributaries.         

 

Until the present day, more than 1,333 community groups and nine based network  organizations council from the seven Northeastern provinces had been developing continuously.

 

ComNetMekong together with CSOs, academic institutes, GOs and private sectors are deeply studying on the impacts that affect the Mekong ecological system, people and culture, in which mainly caused by having too many hydropower dams on the  Mekong mainstream.

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【1】 Save the Mekong

According to the current situations of the Mekong river including the issue of numerous ecosystems lose and the issue of unseasonable water level fluctuation, these issues need to be concerned critically as their effects have massively affected over 1,400 local communities (calculated from the overall Northeastern region scale of Thailand) along the Mekong river and people in the communities who rely their lives on this main river for lifetime.

         

Based on our researches and interviews, the main causes of these issues are climate change and the numerous huge constructions on the Mekong river such as dams and massive constructions relate to tourism and its attraction sites that assumed to block the fish and other small aquatic animals' pathways, invade the habitats and encroach their food chains together with resulting the water level to be abnormal.

 

The specific purposes of our works are to improve the quality of lives for people who live along the Mekong river whether they are fishermen, agriculturists, farmers, local-traders, youths and elder &  to protect, conserve, and restore the biodiversity and ecosystem of the Mekong River to be plenteous as before. 

【2】 Disaster Management

Due to the several huge constructions in the Mekong and the issue of climate change, both man-made disasters and natural disasters, which include drought and flood,  have been brought to the Mekong river mainstream and its tributaries. This results villagers along the Mekong river to be essentially suffered.

          "I used to plant yam, spring onions, and several vegetables nearby the Mekong. But once the flood came, all my vegetables are destroyed and some  part of my land    was taken with the flood"- Said Mrs. Soodjai Vilandon,a villager in Ban Muang Village, Nong Khai, Thailand

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【3】Support Children & Youths in Needs

                  

Equitable Education Fund (EEF) provided the fund to work, assist, promote, develop and support the children and youths who are from low-income families, who were once misled by society or poor influences, and who have limited opportunities to access educational system, to received the opportunities of training and earning knowledge in order to capable of being employed and getting the jobs based on their capabilities.

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【4】Housing Restoration & Online-Deceptive Trading Prevention for Elderly

               

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

With the collaboration between the Provincial Development Network Centre and ComNetMekong, the elderly with various difficulties such as bedridden elderly, abandoned elderly, and elderly who have to live in housing insecurity condition are going to be the main focus groups on our works.

Furthermore, ComNetMekong have received fund from Thai Media Fund in order to survey and provide basic knowledge to elderly who got deceived from media. ​In the process of surveying, ComNetMekong uses the local community networks to collect and process the data so that the data would be accurate and reliable. 

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COMNETMEKONG
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Ormbun Thipsuna

     Association President

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Nattarika kongjan

            Chief of Staff

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Ladawan Sondak

  International Coordinator

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Matha Thipsuna

     Interpreter and Field-           Work Coordinator

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Preecha Srisuwan

  Chief of Public Relation       and Media Production

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Chutinan Photisen

         Chief Accountant

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PARTNERS.

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Department of Fisheries

 

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 Office of the Non-Formal and Informal Education (NFE)

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