This report, titled "Gender Equality in Public Administration in Bhutan," provides an in-depth review of measures aimed at promoting women's presence and leadership in Bhutan's public administration. Jointly conducted by the National Commission for Women and Children (NCWC), UNDP, and UNDESA, the report assesses gender-based participation and representation in Bhutan's civil service. It highlights existing gaps, such as low female representation in decision-making roles, societal norms, and gender-neutral policies that fail to address women’s specific needs. The report also provides recommendations, including enhancing institutional frameworks, implementing temporary special measures, and increasing awareness of gender equality. The findings aim to guide interventions that promote gender parity and empower women in public administration.