Bhutan One Health Portal

Bhutan One Health

Launched with purpose, Built for Bhutan.

The Royal Government of Bhutan, FAO and WHO launched this portal — uniting human, animal and environmental health under one national system.

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One Health, One Bhutan

Connecting human, animal and environmental health.

A national surveillance platform built on the WHO–FAO–WOAH Tripartite Zoonoses Guide.

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National scale · Block precision

20 Dzongkhags. 205 Gewogs. One map.

Block-level surveillance with real administrative boundaries — risk maps, environmental layers and live event feeds.

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Active Outbreaks

across 4 districts

Cases (last 7 days)

127

↑ 18% week-on-week

Dzongkhags affected

8 / 20

≥ 5 cases this week

Priority diseases

tracked weekly

National Surveillance Map

Real Bhutan administrative boundaries · 205 Gewogs · 6 layers · live outbreak markers.

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What's New

Recent developments across human, animal and environmental sectors.

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Outbreak · 28/04/2026

H5N1 Cluster Investigation — Sarpang

Joint rapid response team deployed to investigate avian influenza cluster across three gewogs. 47 samples collected; containment measures active.

Data Insight · 20/04/2026

Rabies Cases Down 32% in High-Risk Districts

Q1 2026 data shows significant decline in canine rabies cases following targeted vaccination drives in Chukha, Samtse and Sarpang.

Capacity Building · 12/04/2026

Strengthening One Health Capacity Building Across Sectors

Cross-sectoral teams from health, livestock and forestry trained on integrated outbreak detection, sample handling and joint risk assessment protocols.

Bhutan One Health partners at the portal launch

About Bhutan One Health

Where people, animals and the environment meet.

One Health is an integrated approach that recognises the deep interconnection between human health, animal health and the natural environment.

Built on the WHO–FAO–WOAH Tripartite Zoonoses Guide, the portal brings together RCDC, the Department of Public Health, the National Center for Animal Health, and partners across government and civil society — into one shared platform.