This project aims to strengthen the operations and management capabilities of a craft brewery in Bhutan to increase its access to new markets as well as provide access to economic and professional development opportunities to women and young people within Bhutan’s brewing industry. Ser Bhum Brewery is the main beneficiary of the project.
At the end of the project, key operational and management training will have increased the capacity of the Ser Bhum Brewery to produce more craft beer, comply with operating policies and procedures for export and ultimately increased their access to new export markets. The expected results include:
- 10 female and male employees trained as brew masters;
- Improved operations to allow the brewery to export to new markets;
- Environmental management plan;
- Occupational health and safety administration policy;
- Compliance with phytosanitary and other regulatory standards;
- Gender policy.
Problem being addressed by CTIF.
The project will address the lack of certified brew masters in Bhutan and address the country’s high youth unemployment. The country has strong economic ties with India, particularly as the major trade partner. The project will aim to diversify the trading partners of Bhutan.
The project will address the lack of certified brew masters in Bhutan and address the country’s high youth unemployment. The country has strong economic ties with India, particularly as the major trade partner. The project will aim to diversify the trading partners of Bhutan.
Policy issues being addressed by CTIF.
This project will advance the Royal Government of Bhutan’s economic policy objectives by supporting the growth of private sector enterprises in Bhutan, diversifying export markets, and increasing the employability of Bhutanese women and youth.
This project will advance the Royal Government of Bhutan’s economic policy objectives by supporting the growth of private sector enterprises in Bhutan, diversifying export markets, and increasing the employability of Bhutanese women and youth.
Development Dimension.
The project expects to contribute to poverty reduction by providing young people with skills to enter the labour market and contribute to women’s economic empowerment through trainings of women in brewing.
The project expects to contribute to poverty reduction by providing young people with skills to enter the labour market and contribute to women’s economic empowerment through trainings of women in brewing.