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  • Carbon Trading Needs a Good Rulebook: Three Risks for Sri Lanka to Reduce 

    Verité Insights; Vol. 14 No. 01 - July 2026
    Wickramasinghe, Sajini
    (Colombo: Verité Research, 2026-07)
    Increased carbon trading can enhance the flow of climate finance and support mitigation, adaptation, and loss and damage activities. However, at present, the lack of an effective National Framework not only impedes this ...
  • Parliament for Breakfast - 23 to 26 June 2026 

    Parliament for Breakfast;June 2026
    Parliamentary Research Team, Verité Research
    (Manthri.lk, 2026-06)
    This infographic series provides updates on key parliamentary business during sitting days. In June 2026, Parliament met from the 23rd to the 26th. On 23 June, the Value Added Tax (Amendment) Bill was debated and approved, ...
  • Youth Labour Market Assessment: Sri Lanka 2018 - Key findings 

    Econ Team, Verité Research (Colombo: Verité Research, 2018)
    The Youth Labour Market Assessment of 2018 builds on the groundwork laid in the preceding year and is based on the primary research undertaken by Verité Research. This report is an abridged version of the full report and ...
  • Prioritizing the Care Economy for an Inclusive Sri Lanka 

    Working paper; 2026 - 01
    Gamage, Savant; Gunewardena, Dileni; Munas, Hasna; Perera, Ashvin; Sooriyamudali, Chinthani
    (Colombo: Verité Research, 2026-05)
    Unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW) sustains households and supports the functioning of the broader economy, yet it remains largely invisible in economic policy and national accounting frameworks in Sri Lanka. Performed ...
  • Revitalising Export Finance for Export Growth 

    Verité Insights; March 2016
    Econ Team
    (Colombo: Verité Research, 2016-03-06)
    Since the turn of the century, Sri Lanka’s exports have fared poorly. The share of exports to GDP has steadily declined from 33 per cent to 15 per cent during 2000-2014, and exports have stagnated at around US$10 billion ...

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