Households: Basic information

Basic Necessities Data (BND) Basic Necessities Data (BND) refers to household-level data indicating the basic needs of household members in various aspects related to quality of life, for which minimum standards have been established to define how people should live in each area over a specific period. Basic Necessities Data (BND) reflects the desired characteristics of Thai society according to the minimum standards of indicators, specifying that at least Thai people should maintain a living standard no lower than a certain level during a specific period. It also enables people to assess their own quality of life, that of their families, and that of their villages/communities, identifying issues that need to be addressed. This promotes public participation in the development of themselves, their families, and society, which is a key policy in national development. Principles of Basic Necessities Data 1) Use basic necessity indicators as tools for the learning process of villagers/community members to help them understand their own living conditions and those of their village/community, and whether they meet the basic necessity criteria. 2) Promote public participation in development through the basic necessities process, from identifying the real needs of the village/community, finding solutions to problems, to evaluating past operational results. 3) Use Basic Necessities Data as a guideline for selecting projects and activities that align with the real problems of the village/community, ensuring that limited resources are used equitably and effectively, and increasing coordination across sectors in implementation. Objectives of Basic Necessities Data collection

Agency:

lopburi-province

Licence:

Open Data Common

Category:

ข้อมูลสาธารณะ

Geographic coverage:

จังหวัด

Update frequency:

ปี

Years covered:

2021–2024

Source portal:

data_go_th

Updated:

01/09/2025

English title machine-translated from the Thai original

Record updated 383 days ago; states annual — due

The same record appears 2 more times on: gdcatalog, gdc_lopburi — counted once here