SABAH Bhutan is registered in Bhutan with the Civil Society Organization Authority of Bhutan. It serves as a Public Benefit Organization for the promotion of the welfare of the home based workers and their skills. Thus, providing them better facilities for self sustained income and generation of employment; thereby uplifting the economic opportunity of the home based workers in Bhutan.

SABAH Bhutan’s core competency lies in developing and producing an exclusive and high-end, authentic range of products. Especially that resonate with the image of Bhutan being exclusive, country of happiness and with clean pristine environmental conditions. The products will be developed from highly intricate hand woven textiles; an art form that has been passed on to many generations of home based women artisans of Bhutan.

Together with SABAH Bhutan, we aspire to preserve and promote Bhutan’s unique handwoven textiles and fabrics in every possible ways.

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• Community mobilization through awareness raising, capacity building, collective actions through self-help groups (mostly women). As well as promoting volunteerism both at the community as well as in the schools;
• Enhancing access to basic needs and services through housing improvement and facilitating access to health. Additionally, basic water and sanitation services such as organizing annual corrective surgical camps for cleft lip and palates, burn victims and victims of wild animal attacks and piloting eco-san toilets;
• Increasing opportunities for education through supporting deserving students (mostly girls) to pursue tertiary education;
• Enhancing livelihood prospects through income-generating activities, facilitating micro-credit for establishing micro-enterprises, and marketing of artisan’s products.

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