In Bhutan, a philosophy of happiness guides a push for food self-sufficiency
PolicyTuesday, August 25, 2026Mongabay

In Bhutan, a philosophy of happiness guides a push for food self-sufficiency

Bhutan is leveraging its unique philosophy of happiness to promote food self-sufficiency, engaging its significant agricultural workforce as part of its national strategy. This initiative not only aims to improve food security but also aligns with the country's values of well-being and sustainable development.

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