Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt has given himself five out of 10 for his performance in his first year in office.

He was speaking at City Hall on Tuesday.

When asked by reporters to rate his performance as governor, he gave himself a five out of 10 because of 11 policies that he had been unable to deliver.

Among the undelivered policies were traffic and urban economic management, Mr Chadchart said.

He also admitted problems arose involving work between the governor team and City Hall officials. "The officials may have found we're moving a little too quickly," the governor added.

More technology will be introduced to facilitate public services, he said.

Mr Chadchart said he was adamant his work in the remaining three years as governor would exceed public expectations.

A Nida poll on June 4 found that 75% of respondents were happy with Mr Chadchart's performance, 47% were quite happy, and 27% were very happy. However, 14% said they were quite unhappy, whereas 10% said they were very unhappy.