AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Health & Safety: Bhutan tightened a smoking ban in all designated public areas, with BFDA warning of Nu 500 fines for violations and pushing smoke-free rules for shops and shopping complexes. Maternal & Child Nutrition: The State of the Nation Report says 467 schools will get enhanced feeding and nutrition support in 2026–27, including upgrades with “Green Kitchens” to improve hygiene and meal quality. Violence Support Services: Bhutan’s One Stop Crisis Centre at JDWNRH reported over 700 violence and abuse cases handled between January and May, offering medical, legal and psychosocial help under one roof. Disaster Readiness: Thimphu ran a full-scale earthquake simulation to test emergency response, hospital evacuation and coordination for a possible magnitude 7.5 quake. Mental Health & Training: KGUMSB’s mid-term review highlighted progress in faculty development, learning tech and new programmes, with mental health and traditional medicine flagged as future strengths. Health Financing: Bhutan’s health ministry and the World Bank discussed ways to reduce wasteful health spending and improve efficiency in how resources are used.
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