Civil Society Brief: Bhutan

Publication | November 2023
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This brief explains how Bhutan’s civil society organizations (CSOs) have evolved since the 1980s, delves into their funding, and shows how they work alongside government to provide basic services and assistance to vulnerable groups.

Outlining Bhutan’s traditional values of interdependence and reciprocity, it analyzes the legal status of CSOs, and details the work of some of the country’s 54 registered organizations whose activities ranges from environmental protection to supporting entrepreneurs. It describes the role of CSOs during the pandemic and shows how working with international and domestic partners can increase their capacity and help drive sustainable development.

Additional Details

Type
Series
Subjects
  • ADB administration and governance
  • ADB and civil society
Countries
  • Bhutan
Pages
  • 16
Dimensions
  • 8.5 x 11
SKU
  • BRF230515

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