The first phase is between April to September 2009. 240,000 people received training. Followed by the second phase in the beginning of 2010, where the rest of 260,000 received training. Trainings Provided 935 courses that are offered at this time is divided into 7 categories. 1. There were 118 courses in agriculture and processing. 2. Manufacturing sector offering a group of 319. 3. Services and Tourism of 298 courses. 4. Trade and economic sufficiency of 12 courses. 5. Computer and administration of 117 courses. 6. Transport and logistics of a course 7. The construction of 23 courses. Informal Debt (หนี้นอกระบบ) Aim to help loaners who are in debt to high-interest rate money lender, to shift their debts to formal financial institutions where interest rates are lower. Debt reduction cards to prevent people returning to informal debt. Currently, there are 1,195,481 debtors who have registered under the government's debt refinancing scheme accumulating 122.8 Billion baht worth of informal debt. Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva officially launched the program on 19 November 2009. Thai Citizen from nationwide are then open to register during December 2009 and all application would be process from February to April 2010. After the application has been approved, six state-owned banks would settle down with the creditors on the debt. The maximum loan that a debtor can loan is 200,000 baht with a maximum of 10 year installment plan. Through the program, the government has reduced informal interest from informal debt up to 3 billion baht monthly. "People's Agenda" outside Thailand "People's Agenda" in the Philippines is a political agenda of the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (New Patriotic Alliance) "Kansas People's Agenda 2017" is a group organizing to get 1,000 people to lobby their legislators in Topeka on January 11, 2017 for a typical liberal agenda. See also People's agenda on Wikiversity. "Coalition for the People's Agenda" is a justice advocacy organization organized in part by Joseph Lowery. References External links - The Official Website of The People's Agenda scheme Political history of Thailand