This research aims to produce paper and strands from taro fiber in order to develop into craft products and to transfer the body of knowledge and technology to community. The research consisted of 5 main steps: 1) development of paper – study concentration level of sodium hydroxide duration of pulp boiling suitable condition for breaching and softening reactive dyeing paper setting and physical testing of paper; 2) development of strand – stranding with machine strand spinning fiber combining and carding drawing reducing size of fiber and yarn spinning; 3) fiber property testing – cross-sectional test length crimp and fiber fineness; 4) product development – making evaluating and improving draft models of rubber-coated artificial flowers hanging clocks multipurpose boxes and product prototype development; and 5) transfer of technology to members of Talad Noi Agricultural Community Enterprise as well as nearby communities in Ban Moh district Saraburi province. Results of the study showed that the most suitable condition in separating fiber was boiling in 15 grams-per-liter sodium hydroxide solution at 100 Degree Celcius for 1 hour. Then breach with 9 grams-per-liter hydrogen peroxide solution at 100 Degree Celcius for 20 minutes. Next soften the fiber with 6 grams-per-liter anion softener at 60 Degree Celcius for 20 minutes. The use the fiber to set 40x40 centimeter piece of paper by spreading 20 grams of fiber equally. The resulting 0.237mg thick piece of paper was fairly resistance to piercing pressure and tearing force and was suitable to make craft products. In addition development of strands by yarn spinning method was suitable to produce strands which had more strength than strands from other plants. The strands were also suitable for further industrial production. The prototypes of utility and furnishing products were evaluated by consumers as highly suitable in 3 aspects - uniqueness of local product attractive design and size shape and weight – with mean values of 3.72 3.96 and 3.94 respectively. Price was evaluated as averagely suitable at a mean value of 3.12. Results of technology transfer showed that overall trainees were highly satisfied with the technology transfer process at a mean value of 4.55. Assessment of satisfaction and data for course improvement were both in the highest level with mean values of 4.60 and 4.51 respectively.

The purpose of this research was to 1) study the behavior of mobile banking users of the Government Savings Bank 2) to study the quality of mobile banking services of the Government Savings Bank 3) to study the relationship between service quality and service behavior of mobile customers of GSB Uthai Branch and Pratunam Indra Branch. Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya is the five aspects of concrete services. Reliability. Customer Response Confidence in the customer. To know and understand customers Considered by basic data by sex age educational level occupation income per month. The sample used in the study was from the people who came to the mobile banking service of the two savings banks using the convenient sampling method of 140 persons. The instrument used to collect the data was a questionnaire to check the accuracy of the content from the instructors. Consult Statistics used in data analysis were descriptive and inferential statistics ie percentage mean and standard deviation. The study found that: 1) Type of service Frequency of service usage Date of service Time to use the service. Type of service Most people use the deposit-withdrawal service. Frequency of service usage Most people use the service once a month. Date of service Most people use the service Monday. Time to use the service. 2) The quality of mobile services of the Government Savings Bank Uthai Branch and Pratunam Indra Branch. All 5 areas of Ayutthaya have quality of service. Stay in good 3) The relationship between service quality and customer service behavior of mobile banking customers. Uthai branch and Pratunam branch Indra Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province has a relationship in the opposite direction.

The purposes of this study were to costs and fees of solid waste management and to provide resolutions towards solid waste management of Omnoi City Municipality. The data were collected by using financial data during 5 years from 2008 to 2012. Then the data were calculated to figure out the costs of solid waste management divided by solid waste management-related cost and non-solid waste management-related cost. The results found that annual solid waste generation rate of Omnoi City Municipality was 0.53 ton/person or 0.65 ton/household. The annual average quantity of solid waste was 27327.26 ton/year and the annual cost of solid waste management was 2084.62 Baht/ton. The costs were separated into the solid waste management-related cost including the cost of main department responsible for solid waste collection service as follows; 1) direct labor 493.79 Baht/ton 2) direct materials 170.83 Baht/ton 3) production cost 231.07 Baht/ton and 4) cost of solid waste management 477.95 Baht/ton. Moreover the non-solid waste management-related cost or the cost allocation supported by other departments consisted of Administration Department and Council 95.78 Baht/ton Office of the Municipal Clerk 308.43 Baht/ton Division of Technical Services and Planning 93.49 Baht/ton Division of Finance 137.25 Baht/ton and Division of Sanitation and Environment 76.03 Baht/ton. Omnoi City Municipality could gather the fees of solid waste management about 152.32 Baht/person/year or 186.61 Baht/household or 290.31 Baht/ton or 13.93 percent of the cost of solid waste management. According to the cost calculation of solid waste management the supporting departments associated with the solid waste management should allocate sufficient budget and provide the cost data which would be useful for administrators at all levels to measure and improve performance. Furthermore additional policies related to the solid waste management should be defined to reduce the management cost and quantity of solid waste. The responsible departments should also promote people’s understanding and realization of duty to pay for fees of solid waste management.