To protect and sustain natural resources by educating communities about forestry management and environmental laws and policies.

To extend and protect sex workers' human rights, especially in relation to the scaling up of HIV services for sex workers in the region and to train them in human rights issues.

To build community capacity to advocate for land rights and watershed protection. 

To promote land rights and food security by educating communities on land laws and policies, documenting land use and establishing guidelines for appropriate and sustainable land management.

To promote the participation of all groups in the management of the environment and natural resources through alliances between the community and local administration.

To build community leadership among and strengthen the human rights of migrant sex workers.

To provide legal aid and training on natural resource rights to grassroots activists working on sustainable natural resource management in southern Thailand.

To promote sustainable, community-based land management by establishing community learning centers in pilot areas and strengthening the Northern Land Network that advocates and campaigns for land reform.

To provide communities in southern Thailand with the research, knowledge and networks to combat environmentally and economically destructive large-scale development projects.

To promote concrete models of land and resource management that are environmentally sustainable, community-driven and relevant to other areas and communities in Thailand.