Vendors are concerned that there are fewer yaks around nowadays, which means less yak wool for products, and that fewer people are making bamboo items and other crafts.
As countries and conservation partners intensify their efforts to protect the tiger species through biological corridors and protected areas, it has also impacted communities and…
The maps will provide essential geospatial information with precise coordinate data, serving as a basis for decision-making across various sectors including agriculture and land…
Youth unemployment, a key concern for the country, saw a drop from 28.6 percent in 2022 to 15.9 percent in 2023, indicating a drop of 12.63 percent in 2023.
The homestay business in the town of Haa has been reshaping the roles of rural Bhutanese women, providing additional income and enriching their lives.
Businesses expressed a proactive approach to promoting tourism and suggested immediate interventions to facilitate tourist entry and exit through Samdrupjongkhar and Nganglam, as…
More than 40 percent of the target has been achieved—in contrast to only 15 percent globally.
Food prices increased by 6.08 percent and non-food prices by 3.22 percent in February this year compared to February of last year.
Five newspapers, three radio stations, and two magazines have closed down in last 10 years, summing up the poor state of journalism in Bhutan.
The rainfall brought a renewed sense of hope to agricultural communities grappling with water scarcity and delayed planting due to extended dry spells, rejuvenating swathes of…