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World Café events at the project’s two study sites: Nakhon Si Thammarat Province and Krabi Province

Posted byburkli August 5, 2021August 5, 2021

March 29-31 2021

Dr Chalermpol Chamchan, leader of WP6, leads the 3rd set of Workshops at the project’s two study sites:  Nakhon Si Thammarat Province and Krabi Province. The purpose of the workshops was to share and disseminate key findings of Work Packages 1-5 with to the local in order to build/strengthen their awareness towards coastal vulnerabilities and needs for preparation.

An image of participants in Cafe 1.

The participants included representatives from the Subdistrict Administrative Office and others local governmental organisations, community leaders, local civil society groups or networks, general working-age population, and high-school students. The workshop at Saladaan Subdistrict, Koh-Lanta, Krabi has been rescheduled to August 2021 due to an unexpected event related to COVID-19 pandemic.

An image of participants listening to a presentation.
An image of participants listening to a presentation.

The 3rd workshops were run as World Café events to facilitate small-group dialogue between the research team and each group of participants. There were 5 cafés in each workshop:

Café 1: Disaster risk areas (with findings from WP1+2)

Download Poster no1. from Cafe 1
Download Poster no2. from Cafe 1

Café 2: Coastal vulnerability map (with findings from WP4)

Download Poster from Cafe 2

Café 3: Readiness and resilience of the community (with findings from WP3)

Download Poster from Cafe 3

Café 4: Governance and vulnerability management (with findings from WP5)

Download Poster from Cafe 4

Café 5: Safe and strong community in dreams

Download Poster from Cafe 5

In each café, findings and information from the research project were communicated to the participants followed by Q&A, opinion-sharing and discussing dialogue within the group. Each participant was rotated to attend all 5 cafés during the workshop.

Posted byburkliAugust 5, 2021August 5, 2021Posted inExternal Partnerships, International Engagement, Professor Cherith Moses, Research Capability and Impact, Thai coast project

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Thai-coast project

The Thai-coast project is funded through the Newton Fund Understanding of the Impacts of Hydrometeorological Hazards in South East Asia programme, funded by the Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC) and Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and Thailand Research Fund (TRF).

Project reference: NE/S003231/1

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