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Fig.9  Farmers’  compost  boxes  at  Samroung  Commune Fig.10  Organic  agricultural  practices  in  Samroung  Commune training  including  organic  agricultural  practices, raising  climate  change  awareness,  and  producing  organic  agricultural  products  such  as  bio- pesticide,  bio-fertilizer  and  so  on.  As  a  result,  farmers  could  sustain  their  livelihoods  and  generate  more  income  through  farming  activities.  In  order  to  create  an  enabling  environment  for  climate  change  adaptation,  it  is  important  to  firstly  create  the  communities  determination,  and  secondly  create  integrated  participatory  approach  to  foster  adaptation  processes.  Therefore,  enhancing  the  participatory  integrated  approach  in  project  design  and  implementation  is  essential  to  achieve  sustainable  community  based  adaptation  in  the  long  term. Table  1 Workshop  for  sustainable  agriculture  based  on  cyclic  use  of  natural  resources The  farmers  in  the  targeted  villages  have  changed  their  agricultural  practices  from  using  a  huge  amount  of  agro-chemicals  to  organic  farming  and  the  change  in  agricultural  practices  has  been  also  replicated  to  the  other  villages,  so  the  emission  of  greenhouse  gas  from  agricultural  farming  should  be  reduced  in the  area.  Furthermore,  the  flexibility  to  cope  with  climate  change  is  advanced.  This  leads  to higher  economic  and  environmental  stability  with  more  ecological  balance.  Aside  from  being  resilience  to  climate  change,  the  farmers  who  undertake  to  increase  soil  organic  carbon  by  applying  compost  could  achieve  far  greater  success  in  CO2  sequestration  under  suitable  management. ACKNOWLEDGMENT The  authors  would  like  to  acknowledge the  Institute  of  Environmental  Rehabilitation  and  Conservation  (ERECON)  for  providing  data  for  the  research  and  also  would  like  to  thank  all  the  colleagues  who  were  involved  in  the  project  and  data  collection.  Proceedings  of  the  International  Conference  on  Climate  Change,  Biodiversity  and  Ecosystem  Services  for  the 319 Sustainable  Development  Goals  (SDGs):  Policy  and  Practice  27-29  June  2016,  Cha-am,  Phetchaburi,  Thailand


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