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Empowering out-of-school youths with smart agriculture   

Empowering out-of-school youths with smart agriculture  

Smart agriculture technologies can make farming more attractive to out-of-school youths and farmers in rural areas while promoting resilience and sustainability in communities. To equip them with modern skills, a daylong training was held on 1st February at Chhudzom Gewog in Sarpang. The session introduced greenhouse and hydroponic farming to enhance productivity amid changing climates. The initiative aligns with Gelephu...

Colouring book brings Bhutan’s heritage to life for young learners

Colouring book brings Bhutan’s heritage to life for young learners

Children learn best when they can see, touch, and interact with what they are studying. While textbooks provide knowledge, hands-on activities create lasting impressions. To make learning more engaging, the Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development has introduced ‘Colour Your Heritage’, a colouring book that showcases the country’s rich architectural heritage. Instead of screens or lectures, the book brings heritage...

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