AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAdolescent Mental Health: Bhutan’s HAT programme has expanded to 166 schools, adding structured counselling and wellbeing support for ages 10–19 as anxiety and depression remain major concerns. Cancer Care Costs: Bhutan Cancer Society highlights a painful gap: even with free services, many patients still struggle with the cost of treatment. Green Finance: Bhutan will pilot its Green Finance Taxonomy 2026 from June to November, aiming for nationwide rollout in January 2027. WTO Accession: Bhutan has formally resumed its WTO accession process after nearly 17 years, as it prepares for a post-LDC transition. GLOF Risk in Bumthang: NCHM warns of rising glacial lake outburst risks in Bumthang, with Chhoekhor Gewog and the Chamkhar Chhu basin flagged as highly exposed. Hydropower Transparency: NA MPs asked for clearer public updates on the Nyera Amari I and II project after repeated delays and shifting start timelines. Local Governance: Thromde election steps begin as the ECB notifies Thimphu and Phuentsholing voters for postal ballot registration. Community & Culture: BNB marked International Menstrual Hygiene Day at Pemacholing Nunnery, while Gelephu Mindfulness City plans 108 sacred Jangchub Chortens.
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