Date: 13 August, 2020
Public Notice
With the announcement of nationwide lockdown by the government on 11 August, 2020, to break the chain of transmission of the COVID-19, the National Commission for Women and C...
Posted on: 2020-08-13
The NCWC is conducting three days training to the members of Dzongkhag/Thromde Women and Child Co...
Posted on: 2020-08-07
The NCWC is conducting three days training to the members of Dzongkhag/Thromde Women and Child Co...
Posted on: 2020-08-07
Bhutan is among 172 countries to have extended support to the joint statement titled “Protect our Children” at the United Nations (UN). The statement is an initiative in response to the UN Secretary-General’s call on countries to prioritize children’s education, food, heal...
Posted on: 2020-08-05
list of eligible countries for international child Adoption are:
Any Bhutanese child below the age of 18 years may be adopted.
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In line with the Constitution of the Kingdom of Bhutan, CEDAW principles, the Penal Code of Bhutan, the Domestic Violence Prevention Act of Bhutan 2013 and Standard Operating Procedure on Case Management for Women and Children in Difficult Circumstances, Women in Difficult Circumstances refers to
To host centralized database system for women and children To provide an integrated solution for data collection, management and reporting for NCWC and its stakeholders. CMIS
The GEMS is the first of its kind in South Asia. Data and information on the GEMS can be accessed or updated in different ways by changing different parameters like date of coverage, disaggregation of results, and purpose of reporting by sector and/or agency. Currently, the GEMS will be accessed and used primarily by a network of Gender Focal Points (GFPs) operating at the national sector level as well as at the local government level to plan and report progress on gender-mainstreaming activities.
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