Bhutan has seen a significant public health transformation, reducing maternal and child mortality rates from 777 to 53 in 2023, thanks to targeted policies, universal healthcare access, and collaboration with…
CCAA’s investigation of vehicle dealership contracts revealed significant disparities, highlighting practices favoring sellers and leaving consumers vulnerable to unclear terms, harsh penalties, and limited recourse. The study found many dealerships…
The project aims to provide a reliable drinking water supply and improve hygiene in the community, addressing the increasing population and drying up existing sources. It will ensure a steady…
A nearly halfway completed project in Tsirang Toed Gewog aims to provide consistent water supply to 8,500 people, benefiting 2,700 households and institutions. Tsirang Toed Gewog and Phuentenchu Gewog are…
ITPL, in collaboration with government and private entities, has introduced four new courses to enhance public health, workplace safety, caregiving quality, and telecommunication networks in Bhutan. Responsible Service of Alcoholic…
Nepal Tourism Board, Kathmandu Metropolitan City, and Seto Machhindranath Chariot Procession Committee collaborate to manage traffic, pull chariot, mobilize volunteers, and invite ambassadors to observe the festival. Bhutan’s National Hydrogen…
Bhutan’s MoAL plans to address rising food inflation by promoting investment, infrastructure development, and policy interventions to increase food production and access. Bhutan plans to increase paddy, maize, chili, potato,…
The ESP Secretariat has allocated Nu 15b to revitalise key sectors like tourism and creative industries, with the government releasing Nu 7.5b in three installments. Nu 1 billion allocated for…
Bhutanese traditional arts and crafts continue to thrive despite increasing commercial pressures, with Nepal and India imports declining. Local artisans remain engaged with external clients. The government is implementing measures…
MoAL and NLCS have identified 11,557 acres for large-scale agricultural use in eight dzongkhag, Bhutan. Over the past five years, 274 land lease applications have been approved, with 70 more…
