Loden Education Programme
Since its inception in 1999 with the Child Sponsorship Scheme, Loden has been dedicated to supporting education. The programme began by connecting donors with children in need of school supplies. In 2008, Loden expanded to include five Early Learning Centres for preschoolers, and later introduced the Youth Scholarship Programme, offering up to Nu. 300,000 annually to help meritorious students from low-income families pursue higher education. Additionally, the Student Empowerment through Entrepreneurship Development (SEED) initiative fosters critical thinking, innovation, and enterprise in higher educational institutions.
Loden Education Programme has 04 Different Areas
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Loden Education Programme has 04 Different Areas
Loden also promotes public educational forms such as Bhutan Dialogues, a monthly forum for civil conversations on current and pressing issues.
Preschool
In 2008, Loden launched its preschool programme at the request of local communities and has since established five Early Learning Centres for children aged 3 to 5 years. Having handed over two to the government, Loden runs three free Early Learning Centres in central, eastern and southern Bhutan.
Preschool
In 2008, Loden launched its preschool programme at the request of local communities and has since established five Early Learning Centres for children aged 3 to 5 years. Having handed over two to the government, Loden runs three free Early Learning Centres in central, eastern and southern Bhutan.
School Sponsorship
Loden was first established as an educational charity in 1999 with the Child Sponsorship Scheme, which channeled support from generous donors to children in need of crucial support for their education, including the provision of uniforms, stationery, and other school-related expenses.
Post-school Scholarship
The Loden Youth Scholarship Programme empowers future leaders by providing up to Nu. 300,000 per year to deserving post-school students, particularly from low-income families, pursuing undergraduate or diploma studies in fields vital to Bhutan.
Post-school Scholarship
Loden's Bhutan Dialogues is a monthly forum for critical conversations with thought leaders, aiming to refine development thinking. Initially a UN collaboration, it is now run by Loden, with Dr. Karma Phuntsho hosting the first 50 sessions.
Public Education
Loden's Bhutan Dialogues is a monthly forum for critical conversations with thought leaders, aiming to refine development thinking. Initially a UN collaboration, it is now run by Loden, with Dr. Karma Phuntsho hosting the first 50 sessions.
Public Education
Loden's Bhutan Dialogues is a monthly forum for critical conversations with thought leaders, aiming to refine development thinking. Initially a UN collaboration, it is now run by Loden, with Dr. Karma Phuntsho hosting the first 50 sessions.
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