Evaluation the Designated Government Buildings Promotionin Thailand

Assessing the Pro-poorness of Government Fiscal Policy in Thailand

This paper proposes a m ethodology to assess the pro-poorness of governm ent fiscal policies in view of bringing m arginal reform s. A governm ent policy is said to be pro-poor if it benefits the poor proportionally m ore than the non-poor. The author first derives the poverty elasticity for the general class of poverty. Then, using the idea of poverty elasticity, she proposes a propoor index t...

The Development of Electronic Government: A Case Study of Thailand

This paper examines the development of electronic government (egovernment) in Thailand. The development of information technology (IT) projects in Thai public agencies was initiated in the early 1990s, albeit without developing a national IT master plan or establishing a national IT agency. However, when many problems arose in the use of IT in public agencies, the Thai government formulated in ...

Subsidy Model Design of Green Buildings Based on Government Benefits

This paper carries a deep analysis on the cost and economical attributes of green buildings, and points out that in order to promote the development of the green building market, the government should motivate the property developers by maintaining a balance in the profits among the project participants, apart from the necessary supervision and constraint. This paper defines all the parameters ...

Critical governance concerns of Thailand e-government procurement

This study aims at identifying the critical governance issues of e-government procurement auction. A survey approach was conducted with Thai government officers who are involved in e-government procurement. Data is collected from at least two respondents from purchasing personnel. At least one of the respondents is in a managerial position. The results show that there are five concerns that hav...

E - Government in Thailand : A Social - Impact Assessment