1. Small-scale Water Resources Development ModelExample Case from Thailand Piriya Uraiwong Prof.Tsunemi Watanabe

2. Outline Introduction Nong-Wang Pipe Bank Project Influenced Factors Project Development Model Conclusion2 3. Current condition of small to medium scalewater resources project in the Northeasternregion of Thailand5% 8% 17% 27% 43% Very good condition Good condition Rehabilitation Major maintenance Malfunction 3 4. Malfunction Projects 4 5. Nong-Wang Case: Pipe Bank Project Nong-Wang Village Nong Kai province5 6. Project Development Scheme Existing state Desired stateNOYES Problem Readinessidentification for changeEffect ofOperation / Maintenance problemidentification Internal-informationInformation searchExternal-information/Facilitators supportWater resourcesSupportsprojectHonest and open communication among stakeholders 6 7. Influenced FactorsInfluencedfactorsStakeholdersRealisticGovernmentProblem CommunicationExpectationSupport RecognitionActual state and IncentivesHonestIdeal stateEffect of problem Technical Open recognition7 8. Conclusion The success of small-scale water resourcesprojects ultimately in the hands of the users.Stakeholder participation, along with otherproactive measures which minimize projectfailure, should be taken seriously.8 9. Acknowledgement Department of water resources, Regionaloffice 3 Nong Wang villagers9 10. References[1] Grigg S., N., Water Resources Management, Principles, Regulations, and Cases McGraw-Hill, 1996.[2] Mr.Prapatsorn Homparsert (Nong Wangs village shief), personal interview, March, 4th 2011.[3] Gupta A. D., Challenges and opportunities for the water resources management in southeast Asia, volume46(6), December 2001, pp.923-935.[4] University of Dayton, Consumer problemrecognition, http://campus.udayton.edu/~jrs/tools/notes/consumer%20problem%20recognition.pdf (access July10th, 2011).[5] Office of Government Commerce, Category management toolkit; stakeholder relationshipanalysis, http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/Stakeholder_Relationship_Analysis(1).pdf (access July10th, 2011).[6] The Standish group, The Chaos Report, http://www.projectsmart.co.uk/docs/chaos-report.pdf (last accessJuly 10th, 2011).[7] Kim, Brian, How to develop realistic expectation, http://briankim.net/blog/2008/05/how-to-develop-realistic-expectations/ May 19. 2008 (access July 10th, 2011).10 11. 11