UNDP and Bhutan Youth Development Fund embark on a journey to help young people battling Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) and those grappling with mental health issues during these difficult times.
UNDP and RENEW launched a Livelihoods Support project last month to empower the survivors of Gender Based Violence, Drayang workers displaced by COVID-19 crisis, LGBTQ community and People Living with HIV.
UNDP and ADB will collaborate with UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in providing technical and financial support to a joint initiative led by the Department of Macroeconomic Affairs.
Ethnographic Research on Youth Unemployment in Bhutan. Bhutan’s struggle to create sufficient, productive employment for its youth has long been one of the issues of greatest national concern.
Why eLitigation is critical to mitigating disruption in justice dispensation during the coronavirus pandemic
Equipping frontline workers with skills to support Persons with Disabilities during COVID-19 to ensure inclusive response
Rising up to the challenge of coronavirus pandemic
Meet 10 young Bhutanese who, through the Loden-UNDP COVID-19 Response Fund support, are rising up to make a difference in this moment of crisis.
Bhutan begins implementation of one of its largest climate adaptation projects
The Green Climate Fund financed project ‘Supporting Climate Resilience and Transformational Changes in the Agriculture Sector in Bhutan’ is one of the biggest climate adaptation projects in the country.
Ending gender-based violence to achieve SDGs
Through the Bhutan Pilot Project: Addressing Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC), Bhutan is piloting integrated, innovative approaches and new forms of collaboration to eliminate GBV.
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About Bhutan
0.8 million
Population
70.6 years
Life Expectancy at Birth
86.9%
Renewable Energy Consumption
72.3%
Forest Area
