SLASSCOM — Sri Lanka's National IT-BPM Chamber Driving Sector-Wide Company Growth
Founded in 2008, Sri Lanka's SLASSCOM chamber has helped grow the national IT-BPM sector from about 170 firms and 33,700 jobs in …
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Founded in 2008, Sri Lanka's SLASSCOM chamber has helped grow the national IT-BPM sector from about 170 firms and 33,700 jobs in …
A randomised trial delivered ILO's SIYB training to 1,256 women across 10 divisions of greater Colombo and Kandy. Training alone did not …
Sri Lanka's World Bank-backed AHEAD project built University Business Linkage Cells in 15 state universities, generating 228 patent applications, 77 licence agreements …
Sri Lanka's 2016 law required 25% women candidates for local councils. In the 2018 elections, women's representation jumped from under 2% to …
Sri Lanka's Nenasala telecentre network grew to nearly 1,000 rural ICT centres by 2014, winning a $1 million Gates Foundation award, but …
Colombo's 2016 Wetland Strategy protects a 1,900-hectare wetland complex absorbing roughly 40% of the city's floodwater; Sri Lanka must keep 90% intact …
SLIIT researchers built Pubudu, a deep-learning mobile app screening Sri Lankan children aged 6-7 for dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia in local languages. …
Sri Lanka's Shilpa Sayura Foundation trained 2,482 school students, 566 teachers and 418 university students in coding, IoT, machine learning and AI, …
Brandix's RightToRead programme has installed AI-driven ReadToMe reading software and smartboards in 1,260 of Sri Lanka's public schools since 2018, reaching over …
Researchers gave randomised cash or equipment grants to small Sri Lankan firms in the tsunami-hit south, then tracked profits. Average real return …
A 2016 IEEE audit found over 90% of 47 Sri Lankan government sites inaccessible to disabled users. A 2023 study then co-tested …
Sri Lanka's public–private SLINTEC lost over 80 scientists to funding strain by 2022, then commercialised 8 patents in 12 months under new …
Sri Lanka's capital combines wetland conservation, restored public wetland parks and Ramsar Wetland City status to avoid flood damage valued at up …
Smallholder farmers in Sri Lanka's Galle District earn staged Plan Vivo Certificates for reforesting traditional home gardens with analog forestry, rebuilding a …
Since 2010, Sri Lanka's UDA has relocated tens of thousands of families from Colombo's shanty settlements into high-rise housing; a $200M AIIB …
Sri Lanka's Aswesuma programme uses a 22-indicator Multi-dimensional Deprivation Score computed by the Department of Census and Statistics to sort welfare applicants …
NGOs Seacology and Sudeesa used microloans to protect 8,815 ha and replant 3,885 ha of Sri Lankan mangroves by 2020, scaling into …
Sri Lanka's Vocational Education Sector launched an in-house-built, trilingual (Sinhala/Tamil/English) AI chatbot alongside its '1966' hotline in November 2025 to guide school …
Sri Lanka's Cabinet approved AI Clubs ('Artificial Intelligence Student Societies') in 100 schools nationwide from August 2024, aiming to reach roughly 300,000 …
Sri Lanka's Ministry of Education signed a March 2024 MoU with Microsoft to pilot AI in the Grade 8+ IT curriculum across …
On 6 November 2025, Sri Lanka's Ministry of Education launched the '1966' hotline and web chatbot, the government's first fully AI-based service-delivery …
Sri Lanka's first PES pilot (2019-22): hydropower firm Vidullanka (60%) and IUCN Sri Lanka (40%) spent ~LKR 6.1M restoring riparian buffers and …
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