APPLIED BUDDHIST ETHICS TO INTEGRATE ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICIES IN THE UPPER NORTHEASTERN REGION

Abstract

          The objectives of this research are (1) to study applied Buddhist ethics for integrated anti-corruption policy, (2) to study factors influencing applied Buddhist ethics for integrated anti-corruption policy, and (3) to study guidelines. Development of applied Buddhist ethics to integrate anti-corruption policy the sample group was 400 voters in the upper northeastern region and the target group includes Civil servant administrators in the upper northeastern region, totaling 10 people. The researcher used a mixed methods research method between qualitative and quantitative research Using quantitative research using frequency distribution statistics and percentage of respondents Analyzed by presenting in tables using mean statistics and standard deviation multiple regression analysis using sequential variable selection method Accompanying the discussion of results and descriptive data analysis by selecting and classifying data. Organize information systematically Prepare data editors and analyze data Then use the data to write a report according to the objectives of the research study. The research results found that: (1) Applied Buddhist ethics to integrate anti-corruption policies in the upper northeastern region. Overall, it is at a moderate level (2) Factors affecting the integration of Buddhist ethics into anti-corruption policies with statistical significance at the level include public participation (X1), satisfaction with the policy (X2), and the role of the Office of Inspection national money (X5), with the coefficients of the predictors in the raw scores (b) being .381, .299, and .156, respectively and (3) should create participation in performing duties with Buddhist ethics as a virtue By integrating public policy using Buddhist principles to cover all levels of policy. Arrange for agencies to seriously implement this so that officials are aware of compliance with government policy. Establish standard indicators or criteria for evaluating public policies based on morality and transparency.