Health and recreationWellbeing in a thriving community
Mission overview
Community health, sports grounds, exercise spaces and recreation. Connect facilities, responsible teams and service use.
A platform for local government
ThaiLocal
Stronger places.
Closer communities.
Connect people, local knowledge and public services. Support the work that makes everyday life better.
EVERYDAY LOCAL MISSIONS
People first. Communities forward.
From wellbeing and welfare to livelihoods and the local economy, every mission starts with the needs of its community.
Health and recreation
Social servicesCare that includes everyone
Mission overview
Households, welfare, older people, people with disabilities and vulnerable groups. Support informed care and coordination.
Skills and local economyLocal opportunities. Shared progress.
Mission overview
Vocational centres, courses, markets, trading spaces, cold storage and local businesses. Connect skills development with local economic services.
Financial servicesRevenue and costs in context
Mission overview
Revenue, service fees, costs and community financial institutions, with clear boundaries between financial systems and service operations.
Public utilitiesInfrastructure for everyday life
Mission overview
Roads, street lighting, public assets and maintenance. Connect asset locations with responsible teams and work history.
Land and local geographyUnderstand records in their place
Mission overview
Land parcels, locations, boundaries and related assets provide a foundation for local surveys and development planning.
AI-generated editorial images illustrate local responsibilities, not actual service users or locations.
WATER & RESOURCES
Understand the water.
See the whole landscape.
Water sources, catchments and waterways extend beyond administrative boundaries. Water management has its own dedicated workspace.
- Water sources and related infrastructure
- Catchments, waterways and local context
- Management planning and follow-up
A SHARED LOCAL PICTURE
People. Places. Purpose.
Connected for better decisions.
One local issue can involve many teams. A shared understanding of the people, places and work involved gives planning a clear starting point.
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Know the community
Citizens, households, groups and networks give local needs their context.
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See the same place
Maps, land parcels, boundaries and assets help locate issues and understand connections.
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Connect it to the work
Requests, responsible teams, evidence and outcomes put the work into a traceable context.
YOUR COMMUNITY’S NEXT CHAPTER
Start with what matters to your community.
Tell us about your responsibilities, your data and your team.