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Change in Tariffs on Monthly Electricity Consumption
Electricity tariffs were initially revised in August 2022, which was the first revision since November 2014. However, in February 2023 tariffs were revised again (see table below).
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Change in Tariffs on Monthly Electricity Consumption
Electricity tariffs were initially revised in August 2022, which was the first revision since November 2014. However, in February 2023 tariffs were revised again (see table below).
Featured Insight
Change in Tariffs on Monthly Electricity Consumption
Electricity tariffs were initially revised in August 2022, which was the first revision since November 2014. However, in February 2023 tariffs were revised again (see table below).
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Change in Tariffs on Monthly Electricity Consumption
Electricity tariffs were initially revised in August 2022, which was the first revision since November 2014. However, in February 2023 tariffs were revised again (see table below).
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Recent trends and developments in government expenditure on the education sector.
Sri Lanka’s government education spending is the lowest in South Asia
In 2022, Sri Lanka’s government—both provincial and central—dedicated only 1.5 percent of its GDP to education, including primary, secondary, and tertiary levels. This places Sri Lanka at the bottom of the list for educatio...
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Daily Mirror
Accountability crucial for growth and governance i...
Dr. Devarajan asserts that economic reforms and improved governance are imperative for the nation's progress, with both objectives hinging on the principle of accountability.
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Daily News
Over LKR 30 BN allocated to rectify Teacher-Princi...
The Government has set apart Rs.30 billion through the 2022 budget to rectify the salary anomalies of the teachers and principals that have been left unattended for over 24 years.Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa at a meeting with teacher and principal trade unions in...
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economynext
Sri Lanka to address teachers’ salary anomalies in...
Sri Lanka’s government is not in a position to provide “instant solutions” to the issue of teachers’ salary anomalies and instead hopes to present proposals that cover the gamut of the public service in the upcoming b...
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Insight on Education
Sri Lanka’s government education expendi...
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Sri Lanka’s government education spendin...
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Expenditure on the Education Sector : Re...
Expenditure on the Education Sector (201...
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The National Policy Framework: Vistas...
Budget 2021: Education
The 2021 Budget Debate for the Ministry of Education is happening toda...
Has the Government Fulfilled its Budgeta...
In July, the Ministry of Education stated that approximately 1500 cons...
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Expected GDP Outcomes: Budget 2024
The 2024 budget forecasts a greater contraction in 2023 and higher growth in 2024 compared to IMF projections.
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Debt Digest - March 2023
This article was compiled by Dr. Nishan de Mel and Professor Udara Peiris. Dr. Nishan de Mel is the Executive Director of Verité Research and an eco...
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The Maldives’ primary deficit still remains high
The Maldives’ primary deficit has increased since 2020, raising concerns about the country’s debt sustainability. This contrasts with Sri Lanka, where the primary deficit also increased but recovered, following its sus...
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