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Membership Contribution of Samdrup Jongkhar Initiative, 2019 Membership Contribution of Samdrup Jongkhar Initiative, 2019 Membership # Name Village Gewog Dzongkhag Present Address Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Type 1 10040122 10040122 10040122 Bumthang 10040122 Lumpsum 1200 2 10067789 10067789 10067789 Bumthang 10067789 Monthly 100 100 100 3 10231752 10231752 10231752 Bumthang 10231752 Monthly 100 100 100 4 10248616 10248616 10248616 Bumthang 10248616 Monthly 400 400 5 1980's Group 1980's Group 1980's Group Thimphu Thimphu Lumpsum Akendra Prasad 6 Sharma Manigang Domphuchen Samtse DGPC Yearly 7 Anita Kumar Rai Davitar Lhamoizingkha Dagana PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 8 Anju Chhetri Tsendagang Tshenagang Dagana Sherubtse College Half-yearly 9 Aum Pem Zam Aum Pem Zam Aum Pem Zam Bumthang Aum Pem Zam Lumpsum 10 Bank of Bhutan Thimphu Thimphu Thimphu Thimphu Lumpsum 11 Bimal Kumar Chetri Namkhaling Gelephu Sarpang Sherubtse College Half-yearly Buddha Mani Samdrup 12 Khatievara Tsangchuthama Phuntshothang Jongkhar Sherubtse College Half-yearly 13 Chador Phuntsho Trasang Bartsham Trashigang BPC, Thimphu Monthly 100 100 100 14 Chador Wangdi Phuyang Yalang Trashi Yangtse Samdrup Jongkhar Monthly 15 Chador Wangmo Rolam Yalang Trashi Yangtse SD Eastern Bhutan Coal Company Monthly 100 100 100 16 Chang D Tshering Chang D Tshering Chang D Tshering Bumthang Chang D Tshering Lumpsum 17 Cheki Wangmo Maanthang Kanglung Trashigang Samdrup Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 Bhutan Alternative Dispute 18 Cheki Wangmo Meldung Toetsho Trashi Yangtse Resolution Center Monthly 100 100 Samdrup 19 Cheku Dorji Morong Orong Jongkhar SJI Monthly 100 100 100 20 Chencho Gyeltshen Jamolho Mewang Thimphu PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 College of language and Culture 21 Chencho Tshering Baling Langthol Trongsa studies Monthly 50 50 50 22 Chencho Tshering Punakha Punakha Punakha BPC, Thimphu Monthly 100 100 23 Chencho Tshering Shaba Shungana Paro Thimphu Yearly 24 Chencho Wangmo Dungkar Yoeseltse Samtse PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 25 Cheqdup Mitseshing Orong Samdrup RBP Monthly 100 100 100 Jongkhar 26 Cheten Norbu Bichgoan Danglagang Tsirang DGPC Yearly 27 Cheten Tshering Yongphula Kanglung Trashigang BPC, Thimphu Monthly 111 111 111 28 Cheten Zangmo Mongar Mongar Monggar Thimphu Hospital Monthly 100 100 100 29 Cheten Zangmo Cheten Zangmo Cheten Zangmo Bumthang Cheten Zangmo Lumpsum 30 Chhemi Yangdon Rinzin Tenpang Yalang Trashi Yangtse DGPC Yearly Samdrup 31 Chhimi Dorjee Wooling Orong Jongkhar Bhutan Travel, Thimphu Yearly 32 Chhimi Dukpa Dungna Dungna Chhukha DGPC Yearly 105 105 105 33 Chhimi Rinzin Domshing Jomkhar Trashi Yangtse Wangdue Monthly 100 100 100 34 Chime Chime Chime Bumthang Chime Monthly 35 Chimi Dem Changchey Gaselo Tshogom Wangdiphodrang Bjimthangkha Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 36 Chimmi Dewathang Dewathang Jongkhar Thimphu Lumpsum 37 Choden Gangkha Chapcha Chhukha PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 38 choden Dungphu Goenpa Decheling Pemagatshel Samdrup Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 39 Choden Namgay Gumakha Guma Punakha PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 40 Choezang Wangmo Radhi Pangthang Radhi Trashigang Samdrup Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 41 Chojey zangmo Shingchongri kengkhar Monggar Genral Hospital, S/Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 Chokyi Gyatsho Samdrup 42 Institute Dewathang Dewathang Jongkhar Chokyi Gyatsho Institute Lumpsum 43 Choni Lhamo Thim Throm Thim Throm Thimphu Phuntshothang Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 44 Choni Lhazom Dewathang Dewathang Jongkhar UNDP, Thimphu Yearly 45 Chorten Phuntsho Merak Merak Trashigang Dawa Cement Agent Monthly Dasho Chhewang 46 Rinzin Samkhar Samkhar Trashigang DGPC Lumpsum Samdrup 47 Dasho Neten Zangmo Dewathang Dewathang Jongkhar SJI Yearly 1500 48 Dasho Pema Thinley Dasho Pema Thinley Dasho Pema Thinley Pemagatshel Thimphu Lumpsum Dasho Ugyen Samdrup Royal Research & Advisory Council, 49 Chewang Samdrup Gatshel Dewathang Jongkhar Thimphu Yearly 50 Daw Zam Daw Zam Daw Zam Bumthang Daw Zam Lumpsum Samdrup 51 Dawa Mombrang Lauri Jongkhar NRDCL,Thimphu Yearly 52 Dawa Lungtengang Kana Dagana SJI Monthly 100 100 100 53 Dawa Executive Engineer Executive Engineer Bumthang DGPC Yearly 54 Dawa Thimphu Throm Thimphu Throm Thimphu BPC, Thimphu Monthly 101 101 101 55 Dawa Dungkhar Kilkhorthang Tsirang SJ Thromde Monthly 100 100 100 56 Dawa Bidha gasaylo Tshogyum Wangdiphodrang PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 57 Dawa Dema Pemagatshel Shumar Pemagatshel Dewathang Monthly Samdrup 58 Dawa Dorji Thizor Matshalla Jongkhar Samdrup Jongkhar Hospital Monthly 100 59 Dawa Gyeltshen Yonphula Kanglung Trashigang PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 60 Dawa Penjor Dawa Penjor Dawa Penjor Bumthang Yoedsel Tour Lumpsum 61 Dawa Rinzin Pangna Drukjeygang Dagana PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 62 Dawa Singay Yonwakha Barp Punakha Tashigang Monthly 63 Dawa Tashi Nobgang Choekhor Bumthang Yangzom Cement Yearly 64 Dawa Tshering Gamana Darla Chhukha DPS Monthly 100 100 100 65 Dawa Tshering Dawa Tshering Dawa Tshering Bumthang Dawa Tshering Lumpsum 66 Dawa Zam Lobneykha Chapchu Chhukha ACC Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 67 Dawa Zangmo Koopur Dewathang Jongkhar Dewathang Monthly 68 Dechen Dema Dechen Dema Dechen Dema Bumthang Dechen Dema Monthly 250 250 250 69 Dechen Dorji Ramchangma Thimshing Trashigang Tashigang Monthly 70 Dechen Kuenzang Thimthorm Thimthorm Thimphu PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 71 Dechen Lhaden Zurphey Trong Zhemgang DGPC Monthly 100 100 100 72 Dechen Norbu Kanglung Kanglung Trashigang S/Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 73 Dechen Pelden Morong Orong Jongkhar DPS Monthly 100 100 100 74 Dechen Peldon Darba Nubi Trongsa BPC Monthly 250 250 250 75 Dechen Peldon Tashicholing Taraythang Sarpang PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 76 Dechen Pem Dangchu Drongma Wangdiphodrang Thimphu Yearly 77 Dechen Rabgyal Laptsa Depong Monggar ACC Monthly 100 100 100 78 Dechen Tshomo Pangthang Kanglung Trashigang PHPA-I Monthly 100 100 100 79 Dechen Tshomo Ta-Dzong Ranjar Trashi Yangtse Yangzom Cement Yearly 80 Dechen Wangmo Sonamthang Ngangla Zhemgang Samdrup Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 81 Dechen Wangmo Chulibe Chali Monggar PHP-1 Monthly 100 100 100 82 Dechen Wangmo Samtenling Samtenling Sarpang DGPC Yearly 1200 1200 1200 83 Dechen Wangmo Taktse Drakten Trongsa sandrup jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 84 Dechen Yudon Khangma Yurung Pemagatshel GMSS,Dewathang Monthly 100 100 100 85 Dechen Zangmo Warmrong Lumang Trashigang Dewathang Monthly 86 Deepen Sharma Pakha Goan Sipsu Samtse DGPC Yearly 100 100 100 87 Deki Om Hungrelkha Hungrel Paro DGPC Monthly 100 100 100 88 Deki Wangmo Gamakha Barp Punakha DGPC Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup Ministry of Education, Samdrup 89 Denchen lhamo Khorpam Dewathang Jongkhar Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 90 Dendup Tshering Wooling Orong Jongkhar Bangtar Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 91 Dendup Tshering Wooling Orong Jongkhar Sherubtse College Half-yearly Samdrup 92 Dendup Tshering Mitseshing Orong Jongkhar MoE, Thimphu Monthly 200 200 200 93 DGPC DGPC DGPC Thimphu DGPC Monthly 4600 4400 94 Dhendrup Samdrup Madeya Kangpara Trashigang Gomdar Central School,MoE,s/J Monthly 100 100 100 95 Dorji Choda Lingkhar Thangrong Monggar Bjimthangkha Monthly 100 100 100 96 Dorji Dema kencho sum chokhor Bumthang Thimphu Monthly 100 100 100 97 Dorji Dema Nangkhar Bartsham Trashigang ACC Monthly 100 100 100 98 Dorji Dema Dewathang Dewathang Samdrup Dewathang Yearly 1200 Jongkhar 99 Dorji Gyeltshen Nesor Namchella Trashidin Dagana Sherubtse College Monthly 100 100 100 100 Dorji Laythro Jigmeling Dekiling Sarpang RNR,Lauri gewog Monthly 101 Dorji Namgyel Gaydungna Eusa Haa Haa Monthly 100 100 100 102 Dorji Nidup Dorji Nidup Dorji Nidup Bumthang Dorji Nidup Lumpsum Samdrup 103 Dorji Phuntsho Dorkhor Orong kuensel, Thimphu Monthly 100 100 100 Jongkhar 104 Dorji Tashi Dorgen Nubi Trongsa JDWNRH, Monthly 100 100 100 105 Dorji Thinley Keyla Tshangkha Trongsa Thimnphu Yearly 106 Dorji Tshering Radhi Radhi Trashigang PHPA 1 Monthly 500 500 107 Dorji Tshewang Shenangri Khar Pemagatshel RICBL Monthly 100 100 100 108 Dorji Tshomo Phuntshothang Samdrupcholing Samdrup DPS Monthly 100 100 100 Jongkhar Samdrup 109 Dorji Wangchuk Samdrup Gatshel Dewathang Jongkhar BPC, Thimphu Monthly 200 200 200 Samdrup 110 Dorji Wangdi Menchari Menchari P/ing Yearly Jongkhar 111 Dozang Chenary Dewathang Samdrup Samdrup Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 Jongkhar Samdrup 112 Dr. Neyzang Wangmo Dewathang Dewathang Jongkhar Khesar Gyalpo University Lumpsum 1500 113 Dr. Sonam Wangmo Doray Bidung Trashigang Sherubtse College Half-yearly 114 Drowa Zangmo Khangzaling Sangachoeling Samtse DGPC Yearly Samdrup 115 Dupchu Menchari Orong Thimphu Yearly Jongkhar 116 Gayleg Zangmo Dungkar Jurmey Monggar DGPC Monthly 100 100 100 117 Gembo Tormashong Tsakaling Monggar PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 118 Gempo Phurba Thedsho Bajo Wangdiphodrang PHPA 1 Monthly 119 Ghana Shyam Mintshune Kilkhortshang Tsirang PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 Ghana Shyam Samdrup 120 Tamang Golanti Jomotshangkha Jongkhar BPC, Thimphu Monthly 100 100 100 121 Guru Sangay Gangkha Baal Punakha PHPA 1 Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 122 Gyeltshen Malang Orong MoE,Samdrup Jongkhar Monthly 100 100 100 Jongkhar 123 Gyeltshen Gyeltshen Gyeltshen Bumthang PHPA 1 Monthly 200 200 200 124 Gyem Dzongdrakha Luni Paro Drukgyel Central School Monthly 100 100 125 Hari Maya Rana Gangzur Tsendagang Dagana JDWNMH,Thimphu Monthly 100 100 100 Mongar 126 Hari Maya Thapa Norgaytoed Darla Chhukha Nganglam CS(MOE) Monthly 100 100 100 Samdrup 127 Hem Raj Gurung Metsthang Pemathang Jongkhar RRCO,S/J Monthly 100 100 100 128 Heruka Zangpo Domphu Dewathang Samdrup BPC, Monthly 100 100 100 Jongkhar 129 Jambay Lhamo Nimshong Khorphu Trongsa Dungsam
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