Bhutan-Japan sign grant contract to address violence against children in rural communities
Grant to provide transportation facilitation for vulnerable children in remote areas through Nazhoen Lamten Violence against children is common in […]
Grant to provide transportation facilitation for vulnerable children in remote areas through Nazhoen Lamten Violence against children is common in […]
September marks the warmest and January the coldest months Bhutan recorded 2023 as the warmest year in its history so
The Bhutan Climate Fund acts as a banker to the country in its bid to battle climate change issues, further
By Jong-Jin Kim, Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations United we stand, divided
Climate Resilience, Natural Capital and Quality Jobs Key to Sustainable, Inclusive Growth in Bhutan, says the World Bank In the
World Bank predicts the country’s fiscal deficit to touch 6.1% of GDP in 2023 – 2024 The country’s fiscal deficit
Real GDP growth rate in the meantime projects a fluctuating trend in percentage points, while tourism will determine the trajectory
In the last couple of years, reports from the Royal Audit Authority (RAA) and the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) have
To enhance financial flexibility and the ability to hold and manage funds in various currencies by its clients In a
It is learned that the government is doing the ground works, such as collecting datas and statistics from the national