• Tiger Focal Person Training Completed Successfully

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    The Department of Forests and Park Services is embarking on the nationwide tiger survey this year using the latest survey technique and technology of camera trapping. This is the first survey of its kind in the country which will be lead and executed fully by the Bhutanese nationals. The national tiger survey is initiated as part of the tiger range countries commitment including Bhutan in 2010 during St. Petersburg, Russia declaration to double the wild Tiger population in Asia by 2022.

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  • Vacancy Announcement

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    The Human Resource Division, Ministry of Agriculture & Forests is pleased to announce the following vacancies:

    The interested applicants fulfilling the below-mentioned eligibility criteria may apply to Human Resource Division, MoAF latest by 17th February 2014. Applicants with relevant qualifications/training and work experiences shall be given preference for the purpose of short listing.  Please note that only the shortlisted candidates will be called for the selection interview. For the selection interview deadline, please visit our website at www.moaf.gov.bt or call 332510/323841. There will be written examination in Dzongkha & English prior to the Interview for P1 post.

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  • MAGIP & GCCA Annual Review and Planning Workshop

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    A four-day annual review and planning workshop (ARPW) for Market Access & Growth Intensification Project (MAGIP) and the European Union (EU) Global Climate Change Alliance (GCCA) Program under the Ministry of Agriculture & Forests (MoAF) is underway in Gelephu. The project area for MAGIP is Lhuentse, Mongar, Pema Gatshel, Samdrup Jongkhar, Trashigang and Trashi Yangtsi dzongkhags. Lhuentse, Mongar, Pema Gatshel and Zhemgang dzongkhags form the GCCA project sites.

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