The PEMA calls for stronger, coordinated suicide prevention
Recognising early warning signs and connecting people to professional support can play a critical role in preventing suicide, according to the PEMA Secretariat.
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The first systematic survey of wild edible forest resources in Biological Corridor 3 (BC-3) has recorded 134 species from 53 families.
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Recognising early warning signs and connecting people to professional support can play a critical role in preventing suicide, according to the PEMA Secretariat.
Read MoreBhutan is entering one of the most ambitious periods of development in its history. Hydropower projects are expanding, major infrastructure investments are taking shape, and the Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) is expected to open new avenues for economic growth. However, a major constraint could undermine these ambitions: shortage of engineers.
Read MoreThe recent flood disaster along the Nepal–Tibet border, which has claimed over thousand lives with thousands still missing, should give Bhutan serious pause.
Read MoreThe 7 Star Season 1 Traditional Gewog Archery Tournament has brought together archers from 43 gewogs in Paro, giving participants an opportunity to compete as representatives of their own communities while encouraging wider participation in traditional sport.
Read MoreFor 62-year-old Dorji of Dawakha in Toedwang Gewog, nights once meant standing guard over his crops, shouting and banging tins to scare away wild animals. Today, he no longer has to.
Read MoreBhutan has become the second country in the world, after Mexico, to receive WHO validation for eliminating dog-transmitted human rabies as a public-health problem, and the first country in the WHO South-East Asia Region to achieve this milestone.
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