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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Feb- 2023 -
    2 February

    SUSTAINABLE BANKING

    Sustainable banking is a key trend in sustainable finance. It’s needed to achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), is increasingly important

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  • Dec- 2022 -
    29 December

    ECONOMIC REFORMS

    The buzzwords being heard in and around Colombo right now are ‘reforms’ and ‘resetting the economy.’ These words

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  • 29 December

    CLIMATE CHANGE

    Another year, another international climate forum and high expectations that progress will be made on the critical issues of

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  • 29 December

    FOOD SECURITY

    Conflicts, climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic’s economic and social impacts have caused acute hunger in the world. Inequalities and a lack of social safety nets

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  • 29 December

    ENERGY SECTOR

    Even before the ongoing oil crisis hit Sri Lanka, there were calls to promote clean fuel sources and an energy efficient trans­port system. And concern about the impact

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  • Nov- 2022 -
    30 November

    THE TAX REGIME

    Sri Lanka’s taxes are rising, partly to catch up on the loss of revenue due to the tax cuts

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  • 30 November

    CHINA OUTLOOK

    At the recent 20th National Congress of China’s Communist Party (CCP), the People’s

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  • 30 November

    FOOD SECURITY

    Perhaps it would be pertinent to begin essaying this article with a childhood experience of mine in the mid-1950s. During my school lunch interval, a poor father

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  • 30 November

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    The world’s population is projected to increase by 34 percent to 9.1 billion in 2050, and the majority of this growth will occur in developing nations. The rate of

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  • Oct- 2022 -
    27 October

    ECONOMIC REFORM

    The economic contraction continued from the first quarter of this year into the second (April-June). This was the period

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