ECONOMIC UPLIFTMENT
Former IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde rightly said: “We need a financial system that serves society.” This is a perceptive statement that holds especially
ECONOMIC UPLIFTMENT
Along-term vision and foresight – in addition to good governance, prudent boards, and committed teams of bankers across the state and private sectors – serve
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
Wildlife conservation and economic development need not be incompatible,” says Akram Cassim. From the perspective of the Managing Director and CEO of
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
Corporate storytelling has evolved in leaps and bounds over the past decade from photograph heavy content to videographic material. “Everything you do
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
The Sri Lankan leopard is the island’s apex predator and only big cat. Magnificent, elusive and shrewd, it’s also endangered, vulnerable and de-creasing in number
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
Sri Lankans have always enjoyed closeness with wildlife and wild spaces – an interwoven relationship instilled from the time of its kings. Yet, with rapid development
SOCIOECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainable development comprises economic growth, social equality and environmental conservation. The backbone of Sri Lanka’s economy is the micro
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
Atrailblazer in the local tourism industry and champion of sustainable tourism in Sri Lanka, Hiran Cooray – Chairman of Jetwing Symphony – asserts that “Sri Lanka
SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTALISM
On an edition of LMDtv not long ago, the highly respected environmentalist and taxonomist Rohan Pethiyagoda noted that “every country re-quires an optimal
FOREWORD
Environmental sustainability became a topic of significance following the Earth Summit held in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. The fruits of the summit came in the
