The 117th National Day highlighted the necessity of a well-coordinated legal system, as well as the significance of bolstering democracy, improving legislation, and cultivating a competent populace. Nonetheless, a number…
Thanks to C4SW, homeowners and builders can now hire local plumbers and electricians at reasonable prices with guaranteed quality, dependability, and service. Due to the belief that foreign labor is…
It is difficult for the outskirts of Thimphu city to cope with the growing number of cars. The largest issue is parking space. The majority of car owners park on…
The 2024 Civil Service Statistics report reveals a workforce expansion, attrition, gender imbalances, and regional disparities in the public service sector. The report highlights the need for a strategic approach…
The shortage of teachers in rural schools is causing concerns about the future of education in remote areas. Despite an increase in civil service recruitment, the distribution of newly hired…
In order to supply six schools in Samdrup Choling Drungkhag, Sangshingzor Vegetable Group in Phuntshothang Gewog has increased the amount of fresh vegetables it produces. The group intends to cultivate…
With over 98% vaccination coverage, period-friendly schools, nationwide child protection desks, English as a formal subject in monastic schools, Bhutan’s first national education policy, and the UPSHIFT program, which educates…
According to a recent study on a project centered on women in public administration, Bhutan wants to raise the percentage of women in decision-making positions within the civil service to…
Two funding sources support the ESP’s operations. While Window-II, also referred to as the reinvigoration fund, offers 4% interest subsidies on both new and existing loans for businesses affected by…
According to the most recent report from the Royal Monetary Authority, Bhutan’s international payment systems displayed a range of trends in the fourth quarter of 2024. At 73,720, the total…
