Bhutan achieves landmark reduction in maternal and child mortality

Bhutan has achieved a new milestone in maternal and child health with a dramatic decline in both maternal and child mortality rates, according to the National Health Survey (NHS) 2023.

New project to boost highland livelihoods and yak rearing

The Department of Livestock (DoL) under the Ministry of Agriculture and...

eDNA Pilot Study highlights need for expanded species reference database

In a pilot study, the Department of Forests and Park Services...

WHO’s strategic partnership in enhancing health care and addressing emerging challenges in Bhutan

Bhutan’s health system is exemplary, providing universal health coverage that includes...

A fruitful enterprise

Bumthang—At a time when farmers are turning their back on hazelnut...

Industrial smoke sparks public health concerns

Phuentsholing—Fifty-four-year old Birtaman Rai and residents of Phurpaling village in Samphelling...

Surge in non-communicable diseases raises red flags for Bhutan’s public health

Heart disease and stroke, cancer, diabetes, and chronic lung conditions are...

Chain-link fencing to boost crop yields in Punakha

Punakha—Farmers in Punakha toil year round – growing paddy in the...

Journey of trials and triumphs for Civil Society Organisations

Bhutan’s recent transition from a Least Developed Country (LDC) to a...

Colombo Plan targets drug demand and supply in Asia-Pacific

In an effort to address the growing concern of drug use...

Dzongkha curriculum to embrace contemporary needs

As part of the educational transformation in the country, the Ministry...

Unlocking entrepreneurial success through power of storytelling

“Sharing your entrepreneurial story is crucial. The more you tell your...

South Asian nations convene in Thimphu for key workshop on carbon pricing

Ahead of the 29th Conference of Parties (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan,...

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