AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRenewables for resilience: Construction has started on Bhutan’s 100MW solar project at Tashithang Gewog, Samdrup Jongkhar, expected to cut winter power shortfalls from hydropower dips; the Nu 4.1bn, two-phase build (30MW by mid-2027, 70MW by Q1 2028) is led by a Gelephu Mindfulness City-linked JV. Circular economy in action: Reverse vending machines in Gelephu, Paro and Phuentshogling are collecting millions of bottles and cans, paying users (Nu 1 per plastic bottle, Nu 2 per metal can) and recovering over 7 million containers nationwide since 2024. Climate science capacity: Bhutan’s first PhD Climate Studies batch has graduated from the College of Natural Resources in Lobesa, with research focused on climate impacts on food systems and climate-resilient farming. Digital census planning: Bhutan is preparing for PHCB 2027 as its first fully digital census, moving to computer-assisted personal interviews to improve data quality and speed. STEM & tech adoption: A Bhutan-focused piece highlights why Bhutanese students are using AI, alongside broader moves toward tech-enabled education.
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