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S'gaw youth at Mowakee Chaingmai
Less savings. Much to share.

S'gaw's proverb
Mowakee Chaingmai
Salak Yom Festival
Pratupha Temple
Lumphun
Sea as Home of Urak Lawoi, Moken, Moklen

Rawai beach Phuket Thailand
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Computer class of S'gaw students
Mae La Noi , Maehongson
Khaw Rai (Rice)
produced from rotational farming
Li Wo, Kanchanaburi
Thread

S'gaw woman at Hin Lad Nai village
Chaingrai
Fermented Beans

Important ingredient of Tai

Maehongsorn
Phlong(Pwo) woman

Li Wo village
Kanchanaburi
Boon Khaw Mai rite

Phlong at Li Wo

Kanchanaburi
Little Prince of Tai

Ordination in Summer of Tai boys
Maehongsorn
Boys are ordained as novice monks
Poi Sang Long is the tradition of the Tai.
Be novice monk to learn Buddhism
Tai-art mural painting of Buddha
at Wat Chong Kam Chong Klang
Maehongson Thailand
Wat Chong-Kam, Chong Klang
Maehongson
Hmong childs at Ban Kewkarn
Chiangrai
Smile

Smile in problems
Urak Lawai at Rawai Phuket
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Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre
Ethnic Groups Research Database

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Subject	Lisu,poverty,settlement,Chiang Mai
Author	Sittechai Singhasakares, Kuppin Simbolon, Ricky Alisky Martin
Title	A Community Forestry Program for The Lisu Settlement Ban Tung Ku Village, Prao District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand
Document Type	Research Paper	Original Language of Text	English
Ethnic Identity	Lisu,	Language and Linguistic Affiliations	Sino-Tibetan
Location of Documents	Sirindhorn Anthropology Center Library	Total Pages	40	Year	1988
Source	Regional Community Forestry Training Center, Faculty of Forestry,Kasetsart University,Bangkok

Abstract

The report focuses on the Lisu settlement at Tung Ku Village, Phrao District, Chiang Mai Province. The community settled there over 20 years ago after being nomadic. It is found that their livelihood is substandard and poverty is persistent, so they have to survive on agriculture by encroaching on a forest reserve area.

Text Analyst	Krisadaporn Intharawichian	Date of Report	Sep 25, 2024
TAG	Lisu, poverty, settlement, Chiang Mai,	Translator	-

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