Saving Paro from another planning disaster

Local leaders of Paro have changed their minds. They are now not happy with the Paro Valley Development Project, a 20-year development and land use plan for the preservation of cultural landscape, topography and the natural environment among others. There is pressure on the limited land available for construction. Land value has soared overnight and […]

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