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6 Jun 2014: When countries factor drug money (but not costs) into GDP, can it be called a good indicator of success and happiness?
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Guardian Professional, 12 May 2014:
Political parties in the Himalayan kingdom unite to eradicate chemical fertilisers and pesticides as part of its Gross National Happiness programme
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29 Apr 2014:
As young people reject farming and the economy remains shaky, the traditional emphasis on spirituality may be under threat
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Guardian Professional, 22 Apr 2014:
In an exclusive interview, Tshering Tobgay tells Jo Confino his country is open for business but not at the expense of its gross national happiness principles
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28 Mar 2014: WHO certifies 11 countries polio free after three years without reporting single new case
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Guardian Professional, 19 Mar 2014:
The Kingdom's gross national happiness approach to development has been successful, but it still faces challenges. A robust private sector can help
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10 Aug 2013:
More than 400 hydroelectric schemes are planned in the mountain region, which could be a disaster for the environment
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16 Apr 2013: A week teaching English to novices in a monastery offers a glimpse of a much simpler life
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