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Bhutan’s CPI score improves, jumps to 18th globally

Bhutan’s CPI score improves, jumps to 18th globally

Bhutan’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) score increased by four places, from 68 in 2023 to 72 last year. This improvement has moved Bhutan to the 18th position globally out of 180 countries and territories, a jump from 26th in 2023. In the Asia-Pacific region, Bhutan has achieved a milestone by securing the fifth position after a decade of stagnation at...

FDI companies in Bhutan struggle to find skilled workers: Industry Census of Bhutan 2024

FDI companies in Bhutan struggle to find skilled workers: Industry Census of Bhutan 2024

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) companies in Bhutan are grappling with a growing shortage of skilled labour. The Industry Census of Bhutan 2024, which was recently launched, reveals that around one-third of FDI companies in the country report a labour gap as their biggest challenge, surpassing issues like access to markets, raw materials, and finance. FDI refers to investments made by...

Assistive Technology Makeathon aims to bridge learning gaps for students with disabilities

Assistive Technology Makeathon aims to bridge learning gaps for students with disabilities

Sometimes, a simple tool, like a pen holder, can make a significant difference for individuals with disabilities. This is the focus of Bhutan’s first Assistive Technology Makeathon. The second edition, which began today in Thimphu, continues this mission by creating similar devices to support children and youth with disabilities. 13-year-old Mendrel Sherab Seldon, a student at Changangkha Middle Secondary School,...

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