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TTI Samthang being expanded as part of national TVET reform strategy

TTI Samthang being expanded as part of national TVET reform strategy

The education and skills development ministry plans to expand the Technical Training Institute Samthang in Wangdue Phodrang. It is to increase the employability of youth and transform the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system in the country. The expansion project includes the construction of additional infrastructure. The new facilities will help ease the accommodation shortage, enabling the enrolment...

New irrigation project to resolve water shortages in two chiwogs in Singye Gewog, Sarpang

New irrigation project to resolve water shortages in two chiwogs in Singye Gewog, Sarpang

The ongoing climate-smart irrigation project in Sarpang’s Singye Gewog is expected to transform agricultural practices. The project aims to provide a reliable irrigation water supply for Labtsakha and Nyenyul Chiwogs. Farmers anticipate year-round cultivation. To prevent water loss, the irrigation water will be supplied through pipes. Currently, an excavator is clearing bushes to install the pipeline. Until now, farmers in...

From oranges to jaggery: Tsirang farmers find new livelihood in sugarcane

From oranges to jaggery: Tsirang farmers find new livelihood in sugarcane

After losing their orange orchards to citrus greening, farmers of Gagaling-Nimazor chiwog in Tsirang have found a new source of livelihood. The farmers there now produce jaggery for commercial purposes by growing sugarcane on a large scale.  Tsirang’s Gagaling-Nimazor chiwog was once renowned for being one of the largest producers of orange. However, like other orange growers across the country,...

Rechanglu Nature-based Recreational Park becomes popular retreat, Monggar

Rechanglu Nature-based Recreational Park becomes popular retreat, Monggar

For people living in Monggar and surrounding districts with less limited recreational facilities, the Rechanglu Nature-based Recreational Park was just what they needed. Located at Saling Gewog in Monggar, the park has quickly become a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. On weekends and holidays, the park becomes a popular spot, bustling with people looking to unwind and enjoy...

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