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Sri Lanka’s primary healthcare system, often lauded for its effectiveness despite limited resources, offers valuable lessons for other developing nations. With its strong emphasis on accessibility, preventive care, and community involvement, Sri Lanka’s approach to healthcare can provide a roadmap for improving health outcomes in similar contexts. This blog explores the strengths of Sri Lanka’s […]

Bangladesh, a nation crisscrossed by rivers and bordered by the Bay of Bengal, has always had a deep connection with water. This geographical advantage positions the country uniquely in the maritime world, making the shipping industry a pivotal sector for its economy. In recent years, the Bangladesh shipping industry has experienced significant growth, driven by

In the first quarter of 2024, Sri Lanka’s economy showed promising signs of recovery, marking a robust 5.3% growth. This growth trajectory, sustained over three consecutive quarters, underscores the resilience and potential of Sri Lanka’s economic landscape. Key sectors contributing to this growth include Agriculture, Industry, and Services, reflecting a balanced expansion across primary, manufacturing,

The cashew nut industry in Sri Lanka is a fascinating story of resilience, adaptation, and untapped potential. It’s a tale marked by fluctuations in production, evolving market trends, and a constant push for innovation. Let’s delve deeper into this nutty narrative and explore the exciting future that awaits this dynamic sector. A Production Rollercoaster: Peaks,

Introduction Sri Lanka stands at a crucial juncture in its development trajectory, facing various challenges and opportunities. To chart a path towards sustainable growth and prosperity, it can draw valuable lessons from the experiences of countries that have successfully navigated similar hurdles. This report examines the development journeys of South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Costa

Since the past, humanity has been on the move. Some people move in search of employment or economic opportunity, to join family, or to study. Others move to escape conflict, persecution or large-scale human rights violations. Yet others move in response to the adverse effects of climate change, natural disasters or other environmental factors. Migration