economic development

Designing a City of Purpose – People, Skills and Enterprise for Gelephu Mindfulness City

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Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) represents a defining opportunity for Bhutan and the wider region, an innovative city designed around principles of sustainability, spirituality, and human potential. Unlike any other development in the world, GMC is guided by a deep sense of purpose, fusing economic growth with mindful living. This balance between development and consciousness makes […]

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From Pitch to Partnership – The Blueprint for Investment in Purpose-Led Ventures in Bhutan

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The transition from a compelling idea to a scalable enterprise requires more than capital; it demands strategic alignment with experienced ecosystem builders and investors. Blue Poppy Ventures, led by Wendy Perry and Scott Perry, focuses on investing in ventures that not only promise financial returns but also deliver measurable, real-world social and environmental impact. The

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Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap – A Vision Realised Through Strategic Partnerships with Australia

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Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap, released by the Prime Minister’s Office, is not just a policy document—it is a powerful national vision for transformation. With the bold aim of increase the private sector’s contribution to GDP from 46 percent currently to between 60 and 65 percent by 2050.and aligning economic growth with Bhutan’s cherished Gross

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Public-Private Power – Building Bhutan’s Workforce and Economy Together

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Why Collaboration Between Government, Industry, and Educators Is the Key to Long-Term Growth As Bhutan looks ahead to becoming a high-income economy by 2030, a new reality is emerging: public initiatives alone won’t get the country there. To achieve inclusive and sustainable economic growth, Bhutan needs strong, deliberate partnerships between the public sector, private enterprise,

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