AMRC Completed Projects: Natural Resources Management Strategies for Thai Officers


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Natural Resources Management Strategies for Thai Officers

The Natural Resource Management Strategies program is a short (one-month long) training course developed by the Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific, University of Sydney for a group of middle to senior level Thai government officers. Each program consists of 15 government officials from a range of ministries and departments. Funded by AusAID, the program represents a practical response to the knowledge and skill development needs of officers responsible for natural resource policy formulation and program implementation in Thailand.

Duration: June, November 2000; June 2001

Partners: Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific

Funding bodies: AusAID


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Natural Resources Management Strategies for Thai Officers