AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoHydropower & energy planning: Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) says it supplies Bhutan’s full domestic power demand and contributes about a fourth of government revenues, while exports to India remain key—now Bhutan is looking to scale installed capacity to around 25,000 MW by 2040 to meet rising needs. Tourism at the border: Phuentshogling is set to be repositioned as a clean, safe gateway, with a new contract to build tourism branding and digital media tools, including a dedicated website for visitors. Health after treatment: Bhutan Cancer Society is pushing stronger support for survivors as Cancer Survivor Month approaches on June 26, focusing on life beyond treatment. Neonatal care: A new study highlights that the rate at which total bilirubin rises after birth can better predict newborn risk from jaundice, aiming to improve early identification. Heritage funding push: Religious organisations want gewog grants for preserving temples and heritage increased, saying current allocations are delaying maintenance and renovations. Digital youth drive: Young innovators showcased digital solutions at the Tech-Novation Hackathon 2026, building skills through youth centres and colleges. Flood disruption in Phuentshogling: Recurring Amochhu flooding is repeatedly stranding vehicles and delaying permits, hitting exporters and workers hard.
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