Women who stayed back to fight water crisis by UNDP Bhutan

Footnotes The project "Attaining food self-sufficiency for women through organic farming during COVID-19 situation in Chubjekha,” Hungrel gewog, Paro, was supported as part of COVID-19 response through UNDP's GEF-Small Grants Programme (SGP) implemented in partnership with the Royal Government of Bhutan. It was co-funded by Bhutan Water Partnership through the Bhutan Foundation and in-kind contribution from Chubjekha Women's Group. The Paro Dzongkhag and Hungerl gewog administration provided technical and in-kind support.

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