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Principles of HM's Development Works

Principles of HM's Development Works

๑. Honesty, Integrity and Sincerity
๑. Honesty, Integrity and Sincerity
His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great always placed an emphasis on honesty, integrity and sincerity, as reflected in his several royal speeches. His Majesty believed that Thailand will progressively prosper if everyone joins hands in developing the country with honesty, integrity and sincerity, as stated in his following remarks:
๒. Humbleness
๒. Humbleness
Humbleness is the quality that everyone should have and practice in daily life as it will bring harmony to the society. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great himself was the great example of being humble as reflected in his down-to-earth gesture by kneeling down to listen to his people’s living condition for hours during the royal visits. If the people were sitting on the ground with theirs legs, His Majesty would do the same
๓. Perseverance
๓. Perseverance
 Perseverance is the quality indispensable for achieveing any tasks. Determination is also needed especially when working for public interests. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulydej the Great possessed these qualities as exemplified by his sailing from Klai Kangwol Palace across the Gulf of Thailand to Sattahip District.
๔. Knowing, Loving and Uniting
๔. Knowing, Loving and Uniting
The concept of “Knowing, Loving and Uniting” granted by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadaj the Great is the valuable and meaningful guideline for daily conduct that can be applied at any period of time.
๕. Always Giving Without Expecting Anything in Return
๕. Always Giving Without Expecting Anything in Return
Problems of the country happen endlessly and must be tackled with dedication and continuation. Therefore, throughout 70 years of his reign, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadaj the Great had never stopped working to help his people.
๖. Happiness in Doing Good Things for Others
๖. Happiness in Doing Good Things for Others
Happiness comes from doing good things. But true happiness comes from doing good things for others. Everyone must not act only for own benefits but has to also create benefits for others. If other people are happy, we will be happy too. Happiness of others is the happiness of the public. We must think of public interest before self-interest. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadaj the Great once said,
๗. Systematic Study of Information, and Working with Well-rounded Knowledge
๗. Systematic Study of Information, and Working with Well-rounded Knowledge
Before granting any royal initiatives for establishing the royal development projects, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great would systematically and thoroughly study related information from documents and maps as well as interviews with officials, experts and local villages in order to gain the correct and accurate information. In addition,
๘. Explosion from Within
๘. Explosion from Within
Emphasizing human development, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great used the phrase “explosion from within,” that is, to make individuals and families in the communities strong and ready for development in the first place. When the people are ready,
๙. Development According to Steps
๙. Development According to Steps
In implementing the development work, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great considered the necessity of the people in the first place, that is, public health. When people are physically healthy, they can do other activities. After that,
๑๐. Topographical and Sociological Approach
๑๐. Topographical and Sociological Approach
Development according to His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great’s initiatives must take into account the topographical as well as sociological factors of the locality due to differences in the area conditions, the way of life as well as culture and tradition as quoted:
๑๑. Holistic Approach
๑๑. Holistic Approach
In granting the royal initiatives on any projects, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadaj the Great would consider the situation that happened while relatively seeking for solutions in a comprehensive way.
๑๒. Economy and Simplicity with Maximum Benefits
๑๒. Economy and Simplicity with Maximum Benefits
            His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great was economical, testified by his personal lifestyle such as by the familiar photograph of his toothpaste that was totally used up. He also wore each piece of clothes for a long tim
๑๓. Our Loss is Our Gain
๑๓. Our Loss is Our Gain
      For His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, the development for the well-being of the people must not aim only for profits or returns. In any activities, manpower and some input materials are placed before harvesting future profits, which is the prosperity of the people. His Majesty once stated that:
๑๔. Planting Forests in the People’s Hearts
๑๔. Planting Forests in the People’s Hearts
Forests constitute the important parts of human’s life. Without instilling the awareness on the preservation of forests in everyone’s mind, the human’s life will face difficulties. While the government officials protect the forests as it is their duty to do so,
๑๕. Using Nature to Cure Nature
๑๕. Using Nature to Cure Nature
His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great understood nature and wished for his people to be close to nature. His Majesty had a profound vision for handling the problems of natural resources. According to His Majesty,
๑๖. Using Vice to Defeat Vice
๑๖. Using Vice to Defeat Vice
His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great employed natural principles to deal with problems or to improve unfavourable conditions to return to normalcy.
๑๗. Common Interest
๑๗. Common Interest
s Majesty King Bhumibol Adulydej the Great saw that all of our works have related to the common interest of the country and people. Therefore, we need to perform every duty with honesty and completeness, using our fully-equipped intelligence, knowledge and capacity.
๑๘. Self-supporting
๑๘. Self-supporting
 In the first place, the development according to the royal initiatives is to directly solve the immediate problems of the people to enable them to be strong enough to live on.
๑๙. Sufficiency Economy
๑๙. Sufficiency Economy
Sufficiency Economy is a set of principle in leading one’s life towards balance, stability and sustainability which is like laying the foundation of a building as stated:
๒๐. Understanding, Gaining Insight and Access, and Engaging in Development
๒๐. Understanding, Gaining Insight and Access, and Engaging in Development
Understanding: When doing anything, one needs to understand the problems, the ways to solve the problems, the process to tackle the problems while enhancing the mutual understanding between development providers and recipients.
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