Titlebook: Managing Domestic and International Challenges and Opportunities in Post-conflict Development; Lessons from Sri Lan Dushni Weerakoon,Sisira

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Ensuring Sustainable Development in Post-conflict Sri Lanka to tackle possible adverse environmental impacts too. Legislative enactments such as the National Environment Act of 1980 and the Marine Pollution Prevention Act and the Coast Conservation Act of 1981 covered terrestrial and marine coastal environments. However, the path toward sustainable developm

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Debt Financing for Development: The Sri Lankan Experience modest volumes, from multilateral and bilateral donors. But, beginning with its debut issue of a five-year USD 500 million international sovereign bond (ISB) in 2007, the composition of Sri Lanka’s outstanding external debt stock has transformed swiftly from concessionary to non-concessionary loans

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Using RCEP as a Stepping Stone to East Asia: Case Studies of Sri Lanka and Indiae studies of post-conflict Sri Lanka and India. The results of?model-based studies suggest that, as a member, India is the only country in South Asia to potentially gain, but its gains depend on the depth of the RCEP agreement. Excluded Sri Lanka, however, will likely see?losses from trade diversion

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Balancing Economic Partnership for Growth in the Post-conflict Sri Lankaion including China and India. For decades, India was Sri Lanka’s principal economic partner, in terms of trade and investment, development cooperation or defence. Over the past decade, there has been a significant change, with warming of ties between Colombo and Beijing, especially during the heigh

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Export Expansion in a Changing Global Order: Challenging Times for Post-conflict Sri Lankay changing global context in which global production sharing has become the prime mover of cross-border production and trade. There is compelling evidence that liberalization reforms initiated in 1977 helped transform the classical export economy of Sri Lanka inherited from the colonial era into a o

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Tourism in Post-conflict Development: Making Use of New Opportunities in Sri Lankahe end of conflict has offered new opportunities, particularly in the tourism sector. In order to make use of these new opportunities, the previous government launched the “Tourism Development Strategy 2011–2016” by recognizing the key role of tourism that tourism can play in post-conflict developme

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Economic Transformations for Better Lives Through Better Jobs. Soon after the ending of the conflict, the government spearheaded a development program in the conflict-affected regions to revive its war-ravaged economies. The development programs aimed to rebuild and modernize damaged or destroyed social and economic infrastructure and facilitate livelihood ac

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Post-conflict Agricultural Modernization in Sri Lanka and resilient farmers. During the conflict, a large number of civilians were displaced, and agricultural livelihoods were disrupted affecting agricultural activity in the Northern Province (NP) and Eastern Province (EP) as well as the rest of the country. The cessation of the conflict therefore pro

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