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The Satoyama Agricultural  Development  Tool  (SADT) is  based  on  five  perspectives identified by  the International  Partnership  for  the SatoyamaInitiative  (IPSI).  To  determine  itsefficiency  in  indigenous  communities, case  studies  were  undertaken  inthree  hilltribe  com-munities: Mueang Ang, Nhong Lom and Pa Kea Noi, located in the province of Chiang Mai, northern  Thailand. Satoyama analysis  was  conducted  in  each  village  by  officers  attached  to the  Royal  Project  Foundation  (RPF)  and  the  Highland  Research  and  Development  Institute (HRDI)  operating  out  of  the  stations  of  Inthanon  and  Mae  Hae.  These  were  compared  with similar  analysis  done  by  villagers  of  each  village  studied. Results  showed  uniformity  amongstvillagers,  and  amongst  officers.  No  statistical  differences  were  obtained  when  analysis  betweenofficers and villagers were compared, demonstrating that if persons are exposed to the same data and experiences within a given locale, they would produce similar evaluations when using thetool. Further, because villagers are capable of auto-evaluation, it is an indication that the tool should be simplified to facilitate ease of use.  We were able to conclude that the SADT allowsevaluation of the extent to which the perspectives of Satoyama are met in any given commu-nity. It is diagnostic in nature and would set the stage for a systematic and scientific approach that should be employed to advance sustainable agricultural development in the community,premised  on  its  local  culture  and  characteristics. The  staff  attached  to  the  RPF  has  opted  to use the tool as a means of evaluating progress in hilltribe communities affiliated to it.

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Satoyama Agricultural Development Tool (SADT) for Collaborative Assessment of Hilltribe Communities in Chiang Mai: Case Studies of Mueang Ang, Nhong Lom and Pa Kea Noi