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What can Canadian politicians learn from the Himalayan country of Bhutan? Check out our Op-Ed column in the Ottawa Citizen
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Programs

Reading Program
Helping to build the capacity of Bhutanese students and teachers through 4-week classroom placements. Seeking volunteer teachers for March 2020.

Online Learning Initative
Supporting the development of an online learning initiative in Bhutan to help leverage ICT for education, in partnership with the MoE and REC

Partnership Building
Bringing together like-minded organizations in Canada and Bhutan to work together for mutual benefit, particularly in education, while strengthening capacity in Bhutan.
Resource Hub
Read this month’s featured resource, Bhutan National Human Development Report: Ten Years of Democracy in Bhutan (2019), by Parliament of Bhutan and UNDP.
From Our Blog

The Trans-Bhutan Trail: Reinvigorating a cultural treasure
The earliest records of the traditional trail linking together what is now the Kingdom of Bhutan, dates back to the 16th and 17th Centuries. Likely the trail existed long before that, weaving its way through deep river valleys and over
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BCF and RIM: Promoting a gender-responsive civil service
Bhutan has made notable strides in promoting an environment to improve gender equality. Yet significant gaps remain, particularly in women’s experience with governance and policy. In response, the Bhutan Canada Foundation is working with the Royal Institute of Management (RIM)
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