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‘Clean Thimphu-Clean Paro’ initiative to improve urban waste management

‘Clean Thimphu-Clean Paro’ initiative to improve urban waste management

To tackle waste management in the country’s two urban centres, the ‘Clean Thimphu - Clean Paro’ initiative was launched coinciding with His Majesty The King's birthday on 21st February. Led by the Department of Environment and Climate Change, the programme partners with Thimphu Thromde, Paro district, and the Bhutan Ecological Society. The initiative aims to improve waste systems and promote...

Businesses in Gelephu see boost from rise in religious and economic events

Businesses in Gelephu see boost from rise in religious and economic events

Businesses in Gelephu are experiencing a surge in activity, driven by an increasing number of religious and economic events. From international cricket tournaments to prayer ceremonies and trade shows, the town is witnessing an array of activities. This growing influx of visitors has significantly benefited the hospitality sector, with hoteliers reporting a rise in bookings. One of the key events...

Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck graces opening of Paro Forum 2025

Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck graces opening of Paro Forum 2025

The three-day Paro Forum 2025 began on 22nd February, bringing experts and leaders from diverse fields together to address urgent water management and climate change challenges. Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck graced the opening. Delivering the keynote address, Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay said although Bhutan has successfully preserved its natural environment, climate change and glacial melting pose serious...

Pema Gatshel’s Labar villagers reap benefits of cardamom farming

Pema Gatshel’s Labar villagers reap benefits of cardamom farming

Cardamom cultivation is gradually gaining momentum in Pema Gatshel's Khar Gewog, with Labar village being one of the key areas where every household cultivates this cash crop. The shift towards mass cultivation began after receiving support from the UNDP in 2021. Since then, the crops have started to fruit, contributing to an increase in income and improving the livelihoods of...

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