Satisfaction of the Local Administration Organizations to the Mission Transfer of Ground Water: A Case Study in Nakhon Ratchasima Province

Abstract

The objectives of this research wrse study the socio-economic characteristic and to investigate satisfaction of local administrati on organizations to the Mission Transfer of ground water: in Nakhon Ratchasima province. The research methodology has operated by using designed questionnaires to interview 280 samples between March and May 2012. The statistical analysis included percentage, percent, mean, standard deviation, t-test and F-test, given statistical significance level at 0.05

Result of the study revealed most respondent was male (68.6 percent) which mainly graduated in the bachelor degree (31.8 percent) as well as having working experience for 3-6 years (45.7 percent). In addition, gathering data expressed other water resources except groundwater resources have estimated at (33.5 percent).

Result of the had these testing indicated that factors affecting satisfaction of the local administrati on organizations to the mission transfer of ground water wrse gender educational level, knowledge of decentralized concept, knowledge of groundwater resources conservation, sufficient operational workers, local budget and Therefore, this research suggest that the sustainable development of efficient decentralization processes should contribute further training course of strengthening the responsible role of local government to conserve local groundwater resources, distribution of groundwater knowledge and consultation, including offering appropriate consultations of groundwater techniques. Eventually, the outcome will lead to the most effective groundwater operational control in the local government when completing decentralized process.

Keywords: Satisfaction, Mission Transfer of Ground Water