Bhutan’s economy is small and heavily reliant on hydropower exports, agriculture, and tourism. The government’s focus on Gross National Happiness emphasizes sustainable development, balancing economic growth with environmental conservation. Regulatory frameworks are business-friendly but limited by capacity constraints. Society benefits from a cohesive culture and strong governance, though rural areas lag in development. The education system is robust, contributing to a skilled workforce. Bhutan faces climate risks, including glacial melting. Healthcare is accessible and improving, though gaps remain in specialized services.
