Industry Inclusive of
Native Entrepreneurs
Bring the local products to where tourism is.
Project Overview
The SHINE project is funded by the EU SWITCH-Asia Programme and implemented in Bhutan from 2020 to 2024 for sustainable tourism development with active engagement of the agri-food and the handicraft sectors. The project is targeted in eastern and southern parts of Bhutan, including Trashigang, Pemagatshel, Trashiyangtse, Mongar, Lhuntse, Dagana and Zhemgang.
Tourism Potential
Dagana
Pemagathsel
Trashigang
Trashiyangtshe
Latest News
Impression of Distribution of the 2024 Calendars, Promotion of the ‘Villages of the Month’ and the SHINE E-Commerce.
The SHINE project, a team from GrAT, reached out to 208 offices, hotels, and restaurants in Thimphu, Paro and Punakha,…
15 Bhutanese Producers Received Food Processing and Preservation Training in Hyderabad, India
The five-day training program on “food processing and preservation for new product development”, funded by the EU Switch-Asia Programme, through…
E-COMMERCE TRAINING IN TRASHIGANG & PEMAGATSHELDISTRICTS
REPORT ON EU SWITCH-ASIA PROGRAMME-SHINE PROJECT’S E-COMMERCE TRAINING IN TRASHIGANG & PEMAGATSHEL DISTRICTS Thimphu, Bhutan- Funded by the EU…
SHINE Bhutan cooking training on indigenous
REPORT ON EU SWITCH-ASIA PROGRAMME-SHINE PROJECT’S COOKING TRAINING IN TRASHIGANG DISTRICT Thimphu, Bhutan- SHINE project conducted the Cooking Training…
Fermented Chilli Paste Training
The SHINE team trained two chilli producer groups in Trashi Yangtse and Trashigang, in making fermented chilli paste (FCP) on…