Shan State, Republic of the Union of Myanmar

In 2002, the MFLF partnered with the Thai and Myanmar governments to address the health problems and poverty of the 6,022 people in Yong Kha village, near the Thai-Myanmar border. The Project started with mobile medical units to treat contagious diseases including scabies, malaria and tuberculosis. Working with the community, the Project developed an appropriate
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Water System Development in Umphang

The irrigation project in Umphang District, Tak Province, follows on from the profiling project on displaced people in nine temporary shelters along the Thai-Myanmar border. MFLF initiated a project to…
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Profiling Project of the Displaced along the Thai-Myanmar Border

In 2013, the MFLF was approached by the UNHCR, with the approval of the Thai and Myanmar Governments, to carry out a profiling exercise of 130,000 displaced people in nine temporary shelters along the Thai-Myanmar border. The objective of the exercise was to understand the demographics of the displaced and offer them a voluntary opportunity
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Nan Reforestation Project

In 2009, the MFLF, jointly with the Royal Initiative Discovery Foundation (RIDF) started reforestation work in three districts in Nan Province to restore catchment forests and at the same time develop the quality of life of villagers to give them greater stability and enable them to coexist with nature. The project covered an area of
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Tea Tree Oil Research and Development Project

In 2006, Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn asked the Mae Fah Luang Foundation to cooperate with Chaipattana Foundation, in partnership with Siam Commercial Bank Plc, on the Tea Tree Oil Research and Development Project at Terd Thai sub-district, Mae Fah Luang district, covering the area of 5,011 hectares. She recognized that tea tree
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