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70% of children with disabilities in Bhutan remain out of school, shortage of experts hinders inclusive education

70% of children with disabilities in Bhutan remain out of school, shortage of experts hinders inclusive education

Nearly 70 per cent of children with disabilities remain out of school as of last year in Bhutan. That is over 2,600 children. One of the research findings presented at the Educational Uptake Forum in Thimphu said most of these children have severe disabilities. Educators attended the two-day forum, which ended today. They explored ways to enhance educational quality and...

Farmers, researchers and policymakers discuss climate solutions in Thimphu

Farmers, researchers and policymakers discuss climate solutions in Thimphu

As food producers working in the open space, farmers face the impacts of climate change first-hand, often at the cost of their safety. To ensure that policymakers hear these concerns and accordingly bring about solutions, the Asian Development Bank Institute has brought together farmers from Bhutan, India, and Nepal with international researchers, organisations, and policymakers for the Climate and Resilient...

Limited awareness and facilities hinder para-sports growth, Bhutan Paralympic Committee calls for more para-athletes

Limited awareness and facilities hinder para-sports growth, Bhutan Paralympic Committee calls for more para-athletes

Sports offer great opportunities for people with disabilities, but the Bhutan Paralympic Committee says that only a few para-athletes in Bhutan are stepping forward. The committee is working to change this by promoting inclusivity and expanding participation. However, challenges like social stigma, lack of facilities, and limited awareness of sports also hinder progress. Bhutan has 21 sports federations and associations....

Road improvement in Chhoekhorling brings relief to commuters

Road improvement in Chhoekhorling brings relief to commuters

In Sarpang, commuters travelling along the Chhoekhorling road in Dekiling Gewog are set to benefit from a much-needed road blacktop. A 3.1-kilometre stretch from the Gelephu-Sarpang highway till Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute is being blacktopped. Until today, the road was riddled with potholes, making travel inconvenient. The road was blacktopped in 2013 and since then, no major maintenance was...

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