Bhutan Country climate and development report
This Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) highlights the need for targeted public investments to build resilient infrastructure, integrated watershed management, and nature-based solutions (NBS) to reduce climate risks and sustain productivity. Building capacity at all levels, from municipal authorities to frontline farmers, is crucial for translating Bhutan's adaptation strategies into tangible outcomes.
The recommendations outlined in this chapter emphasize a coordinated, multisectoral approach to enhance Bhutan's climate resilience and diversify its economy.
- Enhancing climate resilience across key sectors will require a multifaceted approach, focusing on hydropower, agriculture, and urban infrastructure
- To diversify the economy and create sustainable green jobs, Bhutan needs strategic investments in skills development, tourism, and forestry.
- Bhutan's climate finance strategy must address key sectoral challenges while ensuring sustainable economic growth and resilience against climate risks.
- To support Bhutan's climate-resilient development pathway, targeted institutional reforms are essential to strengthen climate governance, build technical capacity, and mainstream climate considerations into national and local planning systems.
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