AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Finance & Accountability: Bhutan’s Ministry of Finance says its IFMIS push is meant to curb misuse of Closed Work Accounts, after MPs raised concerns over funds booked for projects not yet started or left unfinished. Legal Aid Reform: The National Council deferred a Jabmi (Amendment) Bill decision after debate over changing “indigent persons” to “accused” to ensure free legal representation without proving indigency. Audit Crackdown: Government moves to strengthen enforcement on long-pending audit irregularities, including mandatory court referrals for serious cases and denial of Audit Clearance Certificates when agencies delay action. Digital Identity: Bhutan joined the 50-in-5 campaign as the 39th member, backing its privacy-preserving self-sovereign digital ID push. Civil Service Innovation: RCSC launched the first Civil Service Innovation Day, showcasing citizen-focused solutions across ministries and districts. Green Economy: Samtse launched 11 ABS-certified biodiversity products, including moringa and other wellness items. Tourism Trade: Bhutan wrapped up its first International Travel Mart in Thimphu with 200+ buyers and announced the 2027 edition. Regional Climate Risk: ICIMOD warns that even with below-normal monsoon rains, HKH countries including Bhutan face high flash-flood and landslide risk from intense bursts.
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