The Virtual Zomdu programme was officially launched at the National Assembly and the National Council of Bhutan in 2015.
The videoconferencing facilities have been installed in 47 Community Centres around the country.
Community consultations have been conducted in Samtse, Trashiyangtse, Bumthang and Dagana. During the consultations, more than 65 members from each Gewog attended.
UNDP has been working with the Royal Government and the people of Bhutan since 1973 to reduce inequality, build resilience and empower the disadvantaged to achieve Gross National Happiness. UNDP continues to support Bhutan through innovative partnerships, cutting-edge global knowledge, and technical and financial assistance.
The United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) is the key instrument for enhancing UN coherence at the country level. It is the strategic document of the United Nations Country Team (UNCT) in its efforts to contribute more effectively to national development priorities and describes the collective response of the UN system to the priorities laid out in the Five Year Plans (FYP) of the Royal Government of Bhutan (RGoB)Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi vitae tincidunt ipsum. Ut leo magna, mollis at congue vitae, fringilla non nisl. Mauris vel scelerisque massa.
UNDP Bhutan works mainly to create an enabling environment to alleviate poverty, realize SDGs and to support the Government in mobilizing global technical expertise and resource mobilization.
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Individuals using the internet
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