Development guideline local wisdom product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi a purpose (1) the study local wisdom product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. (2) Develop guideline product for handicraft demand with the customer (3) Develop guideline productBased on local wisdom. The collect information local wisdom product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi With the method of interview and develop product for handicraft demand with the customer. The sample is People interested product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. The research results (1) product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi has evolved from a product of mats used since the ancestors and inherit. Developed according to usage until the group Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi Since 1999 has developed products for sale In other product. Emphasize the fairness in the form of traditional wisdom and the productivity of its members group Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi (2) Develop guideline product for handicraft demand with the customer provide feedback on product variations results Most of the respondents were female 198 representing 80.77 % age range 51-60 years 102 persons or 38.46%. And give opinions aspect convenience on form bag (=4.6) pattern ( =4.5) and benefit ( =4.4)

The Research Projects of Production of Deodorizing Charcoals from Mangrove Charcoal : an Applied Local Wisdom of “Pleakmai Group” at Baan Khaoyeesarn Amphawa district Samutsongkarm Province. The objective is as follows. 1) Design and development of charcoal deodorizing from mangrove charcoal. 2) To pass on knowledge of the invention of deodorize charcoal ones. The results revealed that 1. 5 experts answer Questionnaire about the model of charcoals derived from mangrove. Most of souvenir were chosen by expert are deodorizing pillow deodorizing cactus pot and deodorizing key chain. Most of home decoration product are deodorizing mobile deodorizing tissue box and deodorizing picture frame. 2. The target group questionnaire satisfaction was as follows. Course with satisfaction The Research Projects of Production of Deodorizing Charcoals from Mangrove Charcoal : an Applied Local Wisdom of “Pleakmai Group” at Baan Khaoyeesarn Amphawa district Samutsongkarm Province. Consider each objective found. The objective of the research project was accord with demand of the community was the highest level with average 4.82. Accord with the needs of the trainees and up-to-date content of the curriculum with average was 4.8. Overall consideration was found highest satisfaction average was 4.71 with standard deviation 0.60. Satisfaction with the research project of Production of Deodorizing Charcoals from Mangrove Charcoal : an Applied Local Wisdom of “Pleakmai Group” at Baan Khaoyeesarn Amphawa district Samut songkarm Province. When considering each topic That was found as following. In the service processing the project team were prepared and also concentrate to good service 4.82 Secondly the lecturers had the highest level of expertise and also knowledge in the content was training with an average of 4.80. Satisfaction was at the highest level. The mean was 4.67 standard deviation was 0.82. Satisfaction of product The Research Projects of Production of Deodorizing Charcoals derived from Mangrove : an Applied Local Wisdom OF “Pleakmai Group” at Baan Khaoyeesarn Amphawa district Samutsongkarm Province as following. The souvenir The target group is satisfied with the souvenir. Satisfaction of deodorizing cactus pot was highest level average was 4.73. Satisfaction of deodorizing pillow was highest level average was 4.72. And satisfaction of deodorizing key chain was highest level average was 4.33. The Home decoration The target group satisfied with the home decoration. Satisfaction of deodorizing tissue box was highest level average was 4.79. Satisfaction of deodorizing mobile was highest level average was 4.71. And satisfaction of deodorizing picture frame was highest level average was 4.65.

The purposes of this research were to investigate the types of local foods of Praknamdaeng Community The potential of local wisdom of the community’s traditional foods in the aspect of raw material resources production process commercial production wisdom transfer in Praknamdaeng Community and Study knowledge of food ingredients method traditional food in Praknamdaeng Community. This research design was survey research conducted by in-depth interviews with 12 local food experts who have lived in six villages of Praknamdaeng Community. Two people per village were purposively selected. The research tools were interview forms a tape recorder and a camera. The data were analyzed by mean percentage and rating scales. The study revealed that 1. There are 132 types of local foods were found and classified into three groups namely main dish dessert as well as preserved and processed foods. 2. As for the potential in raw material resources two types of traditional foods were at a high level and in the aspect of the potential in production process all kinds of the foods were also at a high level preserved and processed foods .From the result of wisdom transfer all types of the foods were at a moderate level 3. As a result of the collection of the knowledge of food ingredients and cooking methods the commonly used meat to cook main dishes were found in the local areas and Meats such as Thai fish tilapia mullet sea catfish snapper mackerel shrimp shrimp shrimp crab sea crab etc. Vegetables such as vegetables vegetables sprout etc. Most sweeteners use coconut milk coconut sugar and sugar. Food preservation and food processing will use raw materials such as fish shrimp and use salt as an ingredient in preserving such as drying preserving by using salt etc. In addition the traditional cooking methods of the local in Praknamdaeng Community most of the red curry dishes are made from curry with local vegetables are used in the local cooking such as hot and sour soup with phak kom hin (Trianthema portulacastrum) hot and sour soup with cha-kram (seablite) hot and sour soup with phak plang (Bacella alba Linn.) hot and sour soup with sano (Sesbania javanica Mig.) flower kaeng liang (spicy herb soup) with phak kom hin (Trianthema portulacastrum) kaeng oom (dill soup) with nam pung do. Nowadays the ready-made curry paste which is available in the market is normally used. If any vegetables used were bitter salty or astringent they would be boiled before cooking. Most of the desserts such as khanom tom (Thai coconut munchkins) khuay buat chi (banana in sweet coconut milk) buat fak thong (pumpkin in sweet coconut milk) soft sweet sticky rice pudding with young coconut meat and tapioca pearl pudding with young coconut meat.There is no easy way to do that. Food preservation and processing were sun-dried fish and deep-fried marinated fish

The research project on The potential of Siphonodon celastrineus Griff traditional medicinal plants of Thailand for treatment from local wisdom knowledge lead to the development of sustainable use with the objective of studying the botanical phytochemical and biological activity of the Siphonodon celastrineus to create confidence in the use of S. celastrineus in herbal medicine by using the bark leaves and fruit of the S. celastrineus to extract with 3 types of solvents. Each of hexane ethyl acetate and methanol respectively from low to high polarity. All nine extracts will be extracted. Preliminary examinations for phytochemistry Antioxidant activity by DPPH radical scavenging assay and quantitative determination of phenolic compounds by Folin-Ciocalteu method and antimicrobial activity were tested. The research found that. 1. The extract of the results of the methanol layer of the S.celastrineus shows a reduction in the amount of 11-diphenol-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) had the highest EC50 equal to 31 mg/ml. The amount of phenol compounds found that the extracts from the methanol extract of S. celastrineus contain the amount of phenol. The highest concentration of 95.23 mg GAE / g dw 2. Extract from the bark of the S. celastrineus with methanol showed the best inhibition of the growth of Vibrio paraheamolyticus with the MIC value of 15.60 mg/ml. The extracts of the S. celastrineus leaf extracts with hexane showed the best inhibition of the growth of Vibrio cholerae with the MIC value equal to 31.25 mg/ml and leaf extracts with ethyl acetate showed the best inhibitory effect on the growth of Vibrio cholerae with a MIC value of 31.25 mg/ml and the extract of the fruit with ethyl acetate to inhibit the growth of Vibrio paraheamolyticus most with MIC equal to 15.60 mg/ml.

The purposes of this research were to 1) study the guideline to career building from Pah Chok Product for commercial benefits and 2) to study the feasibility of setting up SMEs from Pah Jok handicrafts which could be a topic for training courses in competitive advantage and to expand the marketing channels of the community business to get into the creative economy that aimed to produce quality goods create a new brand from local wisdom arts and crafts and respond to the state monetization policy which aimed to elevate the competency and to expand marketing channels of industrial businesses domestic service businesses community enterprise businesses and also the creation of knowledge base and the continuous development of local wisdoms for commercial benefits and public and creative economy promotion The scope of this qualitative study focused on the background and features of Pha Jok management for commercial potential current economic condition of Ratchaburi and opportunities and effects of One Tumbon One products (OTOP) when joining ASEAN Economic Community. These important data would be used in questionnaire drafting and samples from weaving communities in Tumbon Donrae and Tumbon Kubua Amphoe Muang Ratchaburi would be analyzed. The study found general information that both full time and part-time weavers were female amounted to 10 people (100%) aged over 51. The majority was aged between 61-70 amounted to 5 people (50%) aged between 51-60 amounted to 3 people (30%) and aged over 70 amounted to 2 people (20%) respectively. Regarding the weavers’ profiles 7 people were debt-free (70%) and 3 people were in debt (30%). All of the weavers had finished primary school and resided in their hometown estates in Ratchaburi. The incomes earned from weaving Pha Jok were between 3000 – 7500 Baht per month. 6 full-time weavers hadprevious work experiences in other fields (80%) 3 people were part-time weavers (30%) and 1 person started her career as a weaver (10%). Regarding the distribution channel most buyers purchased at the weaving places because it was necessary to pre-order as each fabric took around 1 month for textile finishing process. However it was not normally on sale in the market if any it would be overpriced. Currently there was no package for Pha Jok fabric yet as when weavers had finished each fabric they would sell it to distributors or wearers immediately. Another important issue was that there was not a successor to inherit this local wisdom as the income gained was not worth the time consumed in weaving each fabric and this eventually resulted in insufficient supply. Speaking of the idea of Pha Jok business cluster Pha Jok weavers found that weaving activities had decreased and there were not many weavers continuing the activities in order to inherit Ratchaburi’s reputed arts and crafts. Therefore creating commercial alliance would not occur as the process of textile finishing was time-consuming and yielded low outputs. Hence the objectives of this research could be concluded that Objective 1: the guideline to career building from Pha Jok Product for commercial benefits was supposed to raise awareness of the value of local wisdom for young generation and promote establishment of traditional and cultural activities to emphasize the awareness of being local people. And there might be some public relations channels to disseminate knowledge of weaving Pah Jok to both people in and outside the community to encourage career building. Objective 2: The feasibility of setting up SMEs from Pah Jok handicrafts - the researchers found that it was possible that the community could set up small and medium enterprises from Pah Jok handicrafts by educating locals about career building from Pah Jok handicrafts for commercial benefits establishing activities promoting inheritance of local wisdom for commercial competition building Pah Jok entrepreneur network and Pah Jok weaving knowledge network and encouraging establishment of a local museum as a community’s hall of fame to display lifestyle and community background. Furthermore another important factor was the government support which could advocate steady income