Re-Normalising the exceptional

It was an event truly exceptional, viewed from the perspective of the general run of things today. How many governors of the country’s central bank will assemble the chief executive officers of important financial institutions, business leaders, investors, and policy-influencers and call upon them to be partners and stakeholders in the innovative business ideas developed […]

Moderation Exercise and the IWP 

In any organisational framework, Performance Management Systems (PMS) is a vital...

I learned more than what I taught…

An expatriate teacher recalls his first day in Bhutan  With acute...

ICIMOD-Bhutan Partnership

The Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) region is sometimes called the Earth’s...

The unsung heroes

Sterling teachers, who serve the Nation in an un-advertised way Teachers’...

Moving beyond rhetoric

Transformative change, not affirmative action alone, will uplift the state of...

How Costa Rica gets it right

With authoritarianism and proto-fascism on the rise in so many corners...

Thank you, Mr R N Khazanchi

Just as he had entered Bhutan on Losar in February 1997,...

Good hand hygiene, a simple, cost-effective way to save lives

Why promoting good hand hygiene will increase the safety and quality...

iSherig and ban on students’ use of ICT-enabled mobile devices in schools

Bhutan Education Blueprint is a mother of educational policy document that...

There is no free lunch

Few months ago, I chanced upon a Facebook post addressed to...

Are we getting our priorities right?

Bhutan has made impressive progress within the last couple of decades...

Tuesdays with Morrie, a book by Mitch Albom

This May 2nd, I chose to review a book that I...

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