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Millenium Development Goals

√	Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger

√	Achieve universal primary education

√	Promote gender equality and empower women

√	Reduce child mortality

√	Improve maternal health

√	Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases

√	Ensure environmental sustainability

√	Develop a Global Partnership for Development


	Mae Suai Area Development 2009 - 2012

Mae Suai Area Development 2009 - 2012

ADRA Thailand’s “Adopt a Village” project launched in 2006 in partnership with 9 hill-tribe communities in Chiang Rai province -northern Thailand. In 2009, building on its previous success, the project shifted focus to 15 communities within 2 catchments of the Mae Suai district of Chiang Rai.

THE GOAL:
Strengthening the capacity of communities to be empowered, self-sufficient and debt free through integrated rural community development.

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Ban Pa Muang

Ban Pa Muang is the sixth village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, taking about an hour to reach from the main road. Ban Pa Muang falls within the government zoned Moo 18..

Ban Mae Tam Noi

Ban Mae Tam Noi lies within the government zoned Moo 24, and is the seventh village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment - at the junction of three streams forming the Mae Tam river..

Ban Pa Kia

Ban Pa Kia is the fifth village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 18..

Ban Makham Pom

Ban Makham Pom is the second village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 19..

Ban Pang Kwai

Ban Pang Kwai falls within the government zoned Moo 4, and is the first village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment - about 1km in from the main Chiang Mai / Chiang Rai Road..

Ban Ah Bo Do

Ban Ah Bo Do is the tenth village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, situated in the headwater area and falling within the government zoned Moo 24..

Ban Mae Tam Noi Bon

Ban Mae Tam Noi Bon is the eigth village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 24..

Ban Sai Kham

Ban Sai Kham is the fourth village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 18..

Ban Bala

Ban Bala is the third village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 19..

Ban Huai Chompoo

Ban Huai Chompoo is the ninth village encountered along the road into the Mae Tam catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 17..

Ban Mae Yang Min

Ban Mae Yang Min is the fifth village encountered along the road into the Mae Yang Min catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 4..

Ban Huai Hok

Ban Huai Hok is the fourth village encountered along the road into the Mae Yang Min catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 11..

Ban Don Khu

Ban Don Khu is the third village encountered along the road into the Mae Yang Min catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 11..

Ban Doi Santi

Ban Doi Santi is the second village encountered along the road into the Mae Yang Min catchment, and falls within the government zoned Moo 11..

Ban Mai Mae Yang Min

Ban Mai Mae Yang Min is the first village encountered along the road into the Mae Yang Min catchment - about 1.5 km off the paved road, and falls within the government zoned Moo 11..

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