The journey to Gross National Happiness moves forward this week in Bhutan, reports Kuensel’s Kinley Dorji
Bhutan is as determined as ever to create a happy society. The journey to Gross National Happiness moved forward this week with the preliminary findings of rare GNH indicators that are expected to help develop a GNH vision.
The pilot survey by the Centre for Bhutan Studies finds that Bhutanese people rate income, family, health, spirituality, and good governance as their most urgent requirements to be happy. A majority of 66 percent felt that income was the most important.
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