AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoClimate & Disaster Watch: ICIMOD warns that even with a weaker 2026 monsoon across the Hindu Kush Himalaya—including Bhutan—flash floods, landslides and drought can still hit hard as intense bursts and rising temperatures combine. Cost of Borrowing: Bhutan’s Finance Ministry has directed the Royal Monetary Authority to review the lending rates framework, including the Minimum Lending Rate and expected credit loss rules, amid calls for cheaper credit for businesses and households. Women in Education Consultancy: A growing share of Bhutan’s education consultancy and placement firms is driven by women, as overseas study demand keeps expanding. Trade Boost: Bhutan and Singapore are deepening agri-food ties, with the first Mini Bhutan Market opening in Singapore. Public Services & Innovation: The Royal Civil Service Commission launched a Civil Service Innovation Day, showcasing home-grown solutions to improve citizen services. Safe Water Expansion: A nationwide safe-water filtration programme is already reaching over 75,000 children and is expanding toward universal access by 2030. Digital Identity: Bhutan has joined the 50-in-5 campaign to strengthen privacy-preserving self-sovereign digital ID foundations. Tourism Partnerships: Bhutan’s International Travel Mart wrapped up with 200+ global buyers and a push toward structured international tourism partnerships.
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