Like mentioned in other places. The FDI, Foreign Direct Investment in Bhutan- Documents are really hard to find. I had to make a phone call and eventually found it on the website of Ministry of Economic Affairs. They actually have a whole division dedicated to FDI. A search on the website will not get you to the document as it is not embedded. The latest documents are as follows; FDI Policy 2010, Revised 2014 http://www.moea.gov.bt/documents/files/pub1lo5416ap.pdf Rules and Regulations http://www.moea.gov.bt/documents/files/pub4wv968yk.pdf Process and Approval system http://www.moea.gov.bt/documents/files/pub3wp1296jt.pdf And a bunch of other things http://www.moea.gov.bt/documents/documents.php?Catid=1&unitid=2 I hope this helps!

We truly commend Thimphu Thromde Team and the Private Waste Collection Companies for the efforts and their initiatives. As far as we understand, Thimphu is one of the few Asian cities where Waste Segregation at Source is implemented. For that matter, even some European and American cities do not have that system yet!

On the Kuensel issue of May 6, 2015 there was a report suspecting that the Electric Cars are environmentally worse and economically not comparable to, Maruti Altos. I beg to differ, and provide following justifications. By the way, I am only an electric car user and an Environmental professional and Engineer.

I always thought Development is a positive change just opposite to Poverty. Not anymore. The reading on Poverty and Development into the 21st century by Allen and Thomas opened my eyes. I would comment on a plan of the government of Bhutan, a least developed country with a development philosophy called Gross National Happiness.