The September 21st, 2009 earthquake in Eastern Bhutan, has been the most devastating disaster faced by Bhutan in recent times from this disaster, the government has further realized the importance of reducing disaster risks and enhancing response preparedness. There is needed to make conscious efforts to mainstream Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) concerns into development plans and policies and to have a uniform and unified approach during response and recovery phases. The National Recovery and Re-construction Plan is consolidated effort made by all concerned sectors, agencies and concerned Dzongkhag Administrations. Three National The September 21st, 2009 earthquake in Eastern Bhutan, has been the most devastating disaster faced by Bhutan in recent times from this disaster, the government has further realized the importance of reducing disaster risks and enhancing response preparedness. There is needed to make conscious efforts to mainstream Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) concerns into development plans and policies and to have a uniform and unified approach during response and recovery phases. The National Recovery and Re-construction Plan is consolidated effort made by all concerned sectors, agencies and concerned Dzongkhag Administrations. Three National Stakeholder Meetings and intensive consultation with Sector and Dzongkhag focal persons were instructed to prioritize and finalize re-construction activities for each sector under each of the affected Dzongkhags.