AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate-Resilient Roads: Bhutan’s infrastructure ministry is strengthening drainage, stabilising slopes and improving early warnings to reduce weather-related damage on the Wangdue–Thimphu highway. Wildlife Tracking: A five-year GPS study tracking elephants across Assam and Bhutan highlights the value of movement data for identifying habitats and reducing human-elephant conflict. Digital Health: DHI and Viome are partnering to build health-tech and AI capabilities in Bhutan. Technology Investment: Bhutan has secured Nu 329.16 billion in licensed and in-principle FDI commitments; IT and IT-enabled services are among the leading sectors, though approvals do not mean the funds have been invested. Language Education: Educators say research links students’ Dzongkha pronunciation difficulties to home and school language environments, including exposure to local dialects and English.
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