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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...

Health ministry announces construction of multi-disciplinary super-speciality hospital

Health ministry announces construction of multi-disciplinary super-speciality hospital

Commemorating the birthday of His Majesty The King, the health ministry announced the construction of a Multi-Disciplinary Super-Speciality Hospital in the capital on 21st February. The hospital will be built within the national referral hospital campus. The existing referral hospital will be refurbished to serve as the Thimphu General Hospital to address the increasing healthcare demands of the capital and...

Bhutan’s corruption perceptions index improves, but public sector corruption remains persistent   

Bhutan’s corruption perceptions index improves, but public sector corruption remains persistent  

Although Bhutan's overall Corruption Perceptions Index improved significantly last year, the report highlights that there is not much improvement in tackling corruption in the public sector. This means Bhutan’s anti-corruption efforts have not yielded noticeable progress, as unethical practices among legislators, misuse of power by executives, and corruption within the public sector still remain prevalent. Bhutan's Corruption Perceptions Index is...

Teachers trained in coding to boost digital literacy

Teachers trained in coding to boost digital literacy

In an effort to enhance digital literacy, around 200 teachers from 60 schools across the country have been trained in coding over the past four years. The programme was conducted in three phases, primarily targeting primary school teachers, providing them with expertise in various coding programmes. The final phase of this coding initiative concluded yesterday in Wangdue Phodrang. In the...

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