
21.07.2008
Announcement of 'GNH4' in Thimphu
The Centre for Bhutan Studies announced that the 4th International Conference on Gross National Happiness will be held 24-26 November 2008 in Thimphu, Bhutan.
22.07.2008
The Peoples Constitution

The Constitution of the Kingdom of Bhutan has been adopted
Dasho Karma Ura elected as Vice-Chairman of the National Council
The National Council members have elected Namgay Penjor as their chairperson and Dasho Karma Ura as the Vice Chairperson. They were elected through a secret ballot today.
His Majesty to confer Dakyen on PM today
9 April, 2008 - His Majesty the King will confer Dakyen on the Prime Minister of Bhutans first democratically elected government, Jigmi Yoezer Thinley, at the Throne Room in Tashichhodzong today.
All transcriptions of keynote speeches and panel presentations are now available under the 'presentations' link or here>>>
17.01. 2008
The GNH 3 Conference organisers have sent Open Letter to Nobel laureates, Dr Joseph Stiglitz and Dr Amartya Sen urging them to broaden their efforts in including quality of life indicators in economic growth calculations. Open letter and News Release are also available in articles section or here >>>
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16.12. 2007
GNH 3 Photo Gallery is now available here!!! >>>>
06.12. 2007.:
Academic papers and presentations are available for download now here>>>
Participants of the GNH3 conference gather at the banks of the Mekong River in Nongkhai to celebrate Loy Krathong Festival.
Water represents the connection between people. During Loy Krathong festival flowers and candles ('krathongs') are floated into the river. The Mekong River springs from the Tibetan plateau and streams into the South China Sea in Vietnam.
The Mekong River forms the natural connection between the Himalaya's and Tibetan plateau, southern China, Burma/Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. The Mekong region shares the pressure of modernization and globalization with Bhutan.
Loy Krathong festival can be interpreted as a way to thank the Goddess of the River and to seek pardon for any abuse of 'Mae Kong' = Mother Kong.
With Gross National Happiness we unite forces to protect Nature, Humanity and Peace.