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EconomyThe Collapse of WOW Farm in Wobthang

Discover the collapse of Bhutan's WOW farm in Wobthang, a once-promising high-altitude agriculture project, and the lessons it offers for sustainable farming.

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EconomyBhutan Agro Boosts Bottled Water Production

Bhutan Agro Industries Limited expands its bottled water production to meet rising global demand, enhancing quality and sustainability.

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EconomyLiving Hand to Mouth: Bhutan's Economic Reality

Explore Bhutan's economic struggle as many live hand to mouth despite progress. Discover the challenges, disparities, and the path towards inclusive growth.

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EconomyFuel Subsidy Impact: A Looming Nu 4bn Cost by June

Bhutan's fuel subsidy could cost nearly Nu 4bn by June. With rising global fuel prices, the government faces fiscal challenges while promoting sustainable solutions.

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EconomySimplifying GST Filing: Transforming Taxation in Bhutan

Bhutan's GST reform aims to enhance transparency and efficiency. Efforts focus on easing compliance, improving usability, and fostering stakeholder collaboration.

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EconomyDoma Prices Drop, Exporters Voice Concerns

In Gelephu, doma buyers are pulling back as prices drop, causing concerns among exporters despite a promising start to the harvest season.

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EconomyHazelnut Certification Unlocks Global Markets

Bhutanese hazelnuts gain Rainforest Alliance certification, opening doors to premium international markets and promising prosperity for local farmers.

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EconomyBhutan's Fuel Subsidy: Economic Impact and Future

Bhutan's fuel subsidy, costing Nu 1.5 billion monthly, aims to stabilize the economy amid soaring global oil prices, while presenting fiscal challenges.

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EconomyGovt Revises Hotel Interest Subsidy Scheme

The Bhutanese government revises its hotel interest subsidy scheme to support struggling yet viable hotels, ensuring sustainable economic growth.

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EconomyPIT Collection Doubles to Nu 3.2B in Five Years

PIT collections in Bhutan have doubled to Nu 3.2 billion over five years, highlighting significant economic development and tax reform impacts.

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EconomyBhutan's DRC Recovers Nu 66M from Rental Issues

Bhutan's DRC recovers Nu 66M from under-declared rental income, fostering a culture of compliance and transparency. Discover how this impacts the nation's economy.

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EconomyProgress Stalls for Crop & Livestock Insurance πŸŒΎπŸ„

Despite government backing, Bhutan's crop and livestock insurance struggles to attract farmers. Discover the challenges and potential solutions for boosting enrolment.

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