Bhutan’s new country partnership strategy (CPS) 2024-2028 will reinforce the government’s development programs by strengthening public sector management and enabling private sector development, building climate adaptive and resilient infrastructure and systems, and supporting human capital development and enhancing employability of Bhutanese youth.
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Bhutan Country Partnership Strategy 2024–2028
Infographic | 16 September 2024
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