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Dzongkhag LG Constituency 1. Chhoekhor Gewog 2. Tang Gewog NATIONAL OBSERVERS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS, 2016(FINAL COPY) Placement for LG Elections Sl. Designation & current Work Home Contact Name Grade Email ID No. Place Dzongkhag Number Dzongkhag LG Constituency 1. Chhoekhor Gewog Sr. Dzongkhag Livestock 2. Tang Gewog 17626693 [email protected] 1 Sherab Tenzin Officer,Dzongkhag Administration, P3 Monggar Bumthang 77308161 [email protected] Trongsa 3. Chhumig Gewog 4. Ura Gewog 1.Chapchha Gewog Project Coordinator,Thimphu 2 Kinzang P1 Monggar Chukha 2.Bjagchhog Gewog 17601601 [email protected] Thromde,Thimphu 3.Getana Gewog 1. Darla Gewog Program Officer,DLO,MoHCA, 2. Bongo Gewog 3 Ugyen Penjor P4 Bumthang Chukha 17799552 [email protected] Thimphu 3.Geling Gewog 4. Doongna Gewog 1.Samphelling Gewog ADEO,Dzongkhag 2. Phuentshogling Gewog 4 Dorji Wangchuk P3 Monggar Chukha 77219292 [email protected] Administration,Samtse 3.Maedtabkha Gewog 4.Loggchina Gewog 1. Tseza Gewog Nar Bahadur Sr. DAO,Dzongkhag 5 P3 Tsirang Dagana 2. Karna Gewog 17661755 [email protected] Adhikari Administration,Punakha 3. Gozhi Gewog 1. Nichula Gewog DHO,Dzongkhag 6 Kinley P4 Trashi Yangste Dagana 2. Karmaling Gewog 17649593 [email protected] Administration,Tsirang 3. Lhamoi_Dzingkha Gewog 1. Dorona Gewog Senior Administrative Officer,RDC 2. Gesarling Gewog 7 Dawa Zangpo P3 Pema Gatshel Dagana 17831859 [email protected] Bajo,Wangduephodrang 3. Tashiding Gewog 4. Tsenda- Gang Gewog 1. Largyab Gewog Principal Engineer,Dzongkhag 2. Tsangkha Gewog 8 Tshewang Tenzin P1 Monggar Dagana 17680132 [email protected] Administration,Tsirang 3. Drukjeygang Gewog 4. Khebisa Gewog Dy. Chief DEO,Dzongkhag 1. Khamaed Gewog 9 Pema Thinley P2 Zhemgang Gasa 17708682 [email protected] Administration,Tsirang 2. Lunana Gewog Engineer,DHMS,MoEA, 1. Khatoed Gewog 10 Tandin Wangchuk P4 Trashigang Gasa 17563060 [email protected] Thimphu 2. Laya Gewog 1.Bji Gewog Administrative Officer,DoAT,Paro 11 Nado Rinchen P5 Paro Haa 2.Kar-tshog Gewog 17622673 [email protected] Airport 3.Uesu Gewog 1. Gakiling Gewog Asst. Procurement 12 Karma Tshering Officer,Dzongkhag P5 Bumthang Haa 2. Samar Gewog 17866750 [email protected] Administration,Tsirang 3.Sangbay Gewog 1. Gangzur Gewog Environment Oficer, Dzongkhag 2. Khoma Gewog 13 Chhimi Wangchuk P5 Trongsa Lhuentse 17652086 [email protected] Administration, Pemagatshel 3. Kurtoed Gewog 4. Minjey Gewog 1.Jarey Gewog Sr.DAO,Dzongkhag 2.Maenbi Gewog 14 Kunzang Tshering P3 Haa Lhuentse 17790331 tsheringk@pemagatshel .gov.bt Administration,Pema Gatshel 3.Maedtsho Gewog 4.Tsaenkhar Gewog Chief Labour Officer, Foreign 1. Gongdue Gewog 15 Sangay Dorji Workers Division, Dept. of Labour, P1 Pema Gatshel Monggar 17311669 [email protected] MoLHR, Thimphu 2. Silambi Gewog 1.Kengkhar Gewog Divisional Forestry 2. Jurmed Gewog 16 Phuntsho Namgay Officer,Divisional P4 Trashigang Monggar 17342928 [email protected] Forestry,Wangdue Phodrang 3. Saling Gewog 4.Tsamang Gewog 1.Drepoong Gewog 2. Monggar Gewog 17 Karma Labour Officer,MoLHR,Trashigang P5 Trashi Yangtse Monggar 17789505 [email protected] 3. Chhaling Gewog 4. Tsakaling Gewog 1.Na-Rang Gewog DSO,Dzongkhag Administration, 18 Sonam Tshering P5 Trashiggang Monggar 2.Dramedtse Gewog 17683107 [email protected] Trashi Yangtse 3.Balam Gewog 1. Thang-Rong Gewog Senior DEO, 2. Chagsakhar Gewog 19 Karma Dorji Dzongkhag Administration, P3 Pema Gatshel Monggar 17626984 [email protected] Trashi Yangtse 3. Ngatshang Gewog 4. Shermuhoong Gewog 1. Hoongrel Gewog Deputy Chief Adm. 2. Dopshar-ri Gewog 20 Jigme Dukpa P2 Lhuentse Paro 17614215 [email protected] Officer,MoLHR,Thimphu 3. Doteng Gewog 4. Wangchang Gewog 1. Loong-nyi Gewog Sr. Administrative 2. Sharpa Gewog 21 Phuntsho Dendup Officer,Dzongkhag Administration, P3 Thimphu Paro 77478900 [email protected] Samtse 3. Lamgong Gewog 4. Tsento Gewog Dy.CPO,HEPD, Samdrup 1. Dokar Gewog 22 Rinzin Jamtsho P2 Paro 17676016 [email protected] DAHE,MoE,Thimphu Jongkhar 2. Nagya Gewog 1. Chhimoong Gewog 2. Chongshing Gewog Asst. ICT 23 Yeshi Wangchuk P5 Trongsa Pema Gatshel 3. Dungmaed Gewog 17627795 [email protected] officer,HPD,DoPH,MoH,Thimphu 4. Khar Gewog 5. Yurung Gewog 1. Nanong Gewog Civil Engineer,RSTA,MoIC, 24 Ugyen Norbu P4 Thimphu Pema Gatshel 2. Shumar Gewog 77364637 [email protected] Thimphu 3. Zobel Gewog 1. Chhoekhorling Gewog Sr. DEO,Dzongkhag 25 Dechen Lhendup Administration, P3 Monggar Pema Gatshel 2. Dechhenling Gewog 17685135 [email protected] Monggar 3. Norboogang Gewog 1. Toedpaisa Gewog ADAO,Dzongkhag Wangdue 2. Barp Gewog 26 Tandin P4 Punakha 17609803 [email protected] Administration,Thimphu Phodrang 3. Talog Gewog 4. Lingmukha Gewog 1. Goenshari Gewog Dy.Chief DEO,Dzongkhag 27 Pema Rinzin P2 Paro Punakha 2. Guma Gewog 17966996 [email protected] Administration,Paro 3. Kabisa Gewog 1. Shelnga-Bjemi Gewog Sr. DzFO,Dzongkhag 2. Dzomi Gewog 28 Namgay P3 Paro Punakha 16288188 [email protected] Administration,Gasa 3. Toedwang Gewog 4. Chhubu Gewog 1. Dewathang Gewog 2. Orong Gewog Chief Engineer,Metrology and Samdrup 29 Tenzin Dorji Laboratory Division,Bhuatn P1 Trashiggang 3. Gomdar Gewog 17909073 [email protected] Jongkhar Standard Burea,Thimphu 4. Wangphu Gewog 5. SamdrupJongkhar Dzongkhag Thromde 1. Phuentshogthang Gewog Chief Employment Officer,Dept of Samdrup 2. Martshala Gewog 30 Kinley Dorji P1 Monggar 17679310 [email protected] Labour,MoLHR,Thimphu Jongkhar 3. Pemathang Gewog 4. Samrang Gewog 1. Langchenphu Gewog Pharmacist,MSP,DTMS,MoH,Thim Samdrup 31 Karma Tenzin P4 Trashigang 2. Serthig Gewog 17880416 [email protected] phu Jongkhar 3. Lauri Gewog 1. Duenchhukha Gewog Sr. Budget Officer,Dzongkhag 2. Dophuchen Gewog 32 Bhim Raj Yogi P3 Chhukha Samtse 17491048 [email protected] Administration,Chhukha 3. Tading Gewog 4. Doomtoed Gewog 1. Norboogang Gewog 33 Wangchuk Dukpa Sr.Program Officer,MoH,Thimphu P3 Monggar Samtse 2. Phuentshogpelri Gewog 17710137 [email protected] 3. Samtse Gewog 1. Norgaygang Gewog Program Officer,DTMS,MoH, 2. Pemaling Gewog [email protected] 34 Sonam Lhundrup P4 Lhuentse Samtse 17116373 Thimphu 3. Tashichhoeling Gewog [email protected] 4. Tendruk Gewog 1. Sang-Ngag-Chhoeling Gewog Asst.Land Registrar,National Land 2. Namgyalchhoeling Gewog 35 Sonam Jamtsho P5 Paro Samtse 17373216 [email protected] Commission,Thimphu 3. Ugyentse Gewog 4. Yoeseltse Gewog 1. Senggey Gewog D.y Chief Land Registrar, Dzongkhag Wangdue 2. Gakiling Gewog 36 Sangay Tenzin P2 Sarpang 17689985 [email protected] Administration, Paro Phodrang 3. Shompangkha Gewog 4. Dekiling Gewog 1. Chhudzom Gewog Dy. Chief Planning Wangdue 2. Samtenling Gewog 37 Phub Gyeltshen Officer,MoHCA, P3 Sarpang 17997393 [email protected] Phodrang Thimphu 3. Gelephu Gewog 4. Jigme Chhoeling Gewog 1. Serzhong Gewog Program Officer,DLO,MoHCA, 2. Chhuzanggang Gewog 38 Dago Tshering P4 Bumthang Sarpang 17947687 [email protected] Thimphu 3. Umling Gewog 4. Tareythang Gewog. 1. Kawang Gewog Labour Officer,MoLHR,Samdrup 2. Lingzhi Gewog [email protected] 39 Tshongtu P4 Trashigang Thimphu 17325396 Jongkhar 3. Naro Gewog [email protected] 4. Soe Gewog 1. Chang Gewog Sr. Research Officer,RNR- Wangdue 2. Darkarla Gewog 40 Tshering Wangchen P3 Thimphu 17556777 [email protected] RDC,Bajo,Wangdue Phodrang Phodrang 3. Ge-nyen Gewog 4. Maedwang Gewog 1. Bartsham Gewog Dy.Chief DEO,Dzongkhag 2. Bidoong Gewog 41 Tshering Dorji Administration, P2 Thimphu Trashigang 17612884 [email protected] Trongsa 3. Yangnyer Gewog 4. Shongphu Gewog 1. Kanglung Gewog Program Officer,MoH, 42 Dorji Khandu P4 Trongsa Trashigang 2. Samkhar Gewog 17602135 [email protected] Thimphu 3. Udzorong Gewog 1. Merag Gewog HRO,Dzongkhag Administration, 2. Radhi Gewog 43 Tashi Dhendup P4 Monggar Trashigang 17688297 [email protected] Monggar 3. Sagteng Gewog 4. Phongmed Gewog Samdrup 1. Kangpar Gewog 44 Sonam Dorji Joint Collector,RRCO,Samtse P2 Trashigang 17603873 [email protected] Jongkhar 2. Thrimshing Gewog HRO,HRD,MoWHS, 1. Khaling Gewog 45 Tenzin P4 Thimphu Trashigang 17465533 [email protected] Thimphu 2. Lumang Gewog 1. Boomdeling Gewog 2. Jamkhar Gewog 46 Sonam Wangchuk Sr. Marketing Officer P4 Lhuentse Trashi Yangtse 77280061 [email protected] 3. Tongmajangsa Gewog 4. Yangtse Gewog 1. Ramjar Gewog ICT Officer,Dzongkhag 2. Khamdang Gewog 47 Pelden Wangchuk P4 Lhuentse Trashi Yangtse 17993525 pwangchuk@wangduephodrang .gov.bt Administration,Wangdue Phodrang 3. Toedtsho Gewog 4. Yalang Gewog 1. Draagteng Gewog Chief DAO,Dzongkhag 48 Sonam Administration, P1 Bumthang Trongsa 2. Korphu Gewog 17612636 [email protected] Chhukha 3. Langthil Gewog Joint Collector,RRCO, 1. Nubi Gewog [email protected] / 49 Chewang Jamcho P2 Monggar Trongsa 17604201 Samtse 2. Tangsibji Gewog [email protected] 1. Kilkhorthang Gewog Sr. DAO,Dzongkhag 2.Tsholingkhar Gewog 50 Sonam Zangpo P3 Thimphu Tsirang 17706913 [email protected] Administration,Wangduephodrang 3. Gosarling Gewog 4. Doonglagang Gewog 1.Barshong Gewog Dy. Chief Land Registrar,Dzongkhag Wangdue 2. Patshaling Gewog 51 Namgyel Dorji P2 Tsirang 17686662 [email protected] Administration, Phodrang 3. Mendrelgang Gewog Punakha 4. Rangthangling Gewog 1. Sergithang Gewog 2.Tsirang Toed Gewog 52 Wangdi Drugyel Regional Director,RRCO,Samtse P1 Zhemgang Tsirang 17708389 [email protected] 3. Puentenchhu Gewog 4. Semjong Gewog 1 Athang Gewog Chief DEO,Dzongkhag Wangdue 2 Darkar Gewog 53 Kinley Gyeltshen P1 Trashigang
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