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.

Women who stayed back to fight water crisis

A story of Chubjekha Women's Group in Paro

Portable corral helps promote human-wildlife co-existence in the highlands of Bhutan

Nubi’s fluttering conical prayer flags carry a conservation story

in the face of climate change

A pressurized piped irrigation scheme to provide much-needed steady supply of water to Phangyul community

Lhayul community in Bhutan's Sarpang district come together to bring dead twin lakes in their village back to life.

Ushering in an era of new possibilities

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Portable corral helps promote human-wildlife co-existence in the highlands of Bhutan

Nubi’s fluttering conical prayer flags carry a conservation story

in the face of climate change

A pressurized piped irrigation scheme to provide much-needed steady supply of water to Phangyul community

Lhayul community in Bhutan's Sarpang district come together to bring dead twin lakes in their village back to life.

Ushering in an era of new possibilities