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Welcome to Center for Research Bhutan’s Resource Center page to explore wealth of articles and resources crafted to inform, engage, and inspire. We provide in-depth analyses of financial markets, with a focus on asset pricing, returns, and the intricate relationship between inflation and financial economics. Additionally, we leverage machine learning techniques to develop mathematical models that predict outcomes based on large datasets. Beyond data-driven topics, we are deeply committed to preserving Bhutanese culture and heritage. Through our research, we seeks to archive centuries-old rituals, practices, and values handed down by our ancestors.
Trending Resources and Information
Assessment of solar energy generation potential in Western Bhutan – A case study of 12 kWp grid-tied
rooftop solar photovoltaic system
Sonam Darjay & Ephraim Bonah Agyekum
Published in the International Journal of Thermofluids
Modeling and Predicting Stock Market Volatility using ARCHModel: Evidence from Bhutanese Stock Market
Published in BJBM, Volume 6 Issue 1, June 2023 Sonam Darjay, Center for Research Bhutan
Performance of Common Stock Market and Relationship between Common Stock Return and Inflation: A Bhutanese Case Study
Published in BJBM, volume 5 Issue 1, June 2022. Sonam Darjay
Blockchain for Public Services: Its Applicability in Bhutan
Study Report by Center for Research Bhutan - Oct 2021
Ongoing Works
The proposed research will provide evidence-based insights into farmers’ perception of climate change and its economic impact on agriculture sector. Some of the key question that will facilitate government intervention through this study are: what is the projected marginal annual climate impacts on net revenue of agriculture; do farmers who believe that climate has change, also adapt and in what ways; and, what can governments do to improve the ability of the farmers to adapt.
Examining the Burden and Quality of Life in Family Caregivers of Children with Special Need in Thimphu City
The proposed study aims to explore the stress burden and quality of life (QoL) of informal caregivers of children with special needs in Thimphu, Bhutan. Despite Bhutan’s emphasis on social well-being as a measure of happiness, the well-being of informal caregivers remains understudied. With 6.8% of Bhutan’s population living with disabilities, including children, and traditional family caregiving practices declining due to modernization, rising living costs, and time constraints, there is a pressing need to address the physical, psychological, social, and financial challenges faced by caregivers.
Biography of the Guardian Deity of Bhutan - Geynyen Jagpa Melen
Lopen Rinchen Yoezer Feb 2025 Despite of Genyen’s profound role, many people are not fully aware ...
Lochoe in Bhutan: Meaning, Rituals & Annual Family Traditions
Acharaya Tshering Penjor July 2023 The compact pilot project will document the liturgical procedures...
Translation of Biography of Mahasiddha Thangtong Gyalpo from Choekyed to Dzongkha
Lopen Rinchen Yoezer Feb 2023 MahasiddhaThangtong Gyalpo.....
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