Governments deliver important social and economic goods to citizens using public procurement.  The Sri Lankan government spent approximately 597 billion rupees through public procurement in 2015. This is about 5.3% of its GDP, and 26% of total government expenditure. However,...

Manthri.lk, Sri Lanka's pioneering provider of parliamentary monitoring services, launched the rankings for the 8th Parliament of Sri Lanka on the 21st of July at the Lakshman Kadirgamar Institute Auditorium. Manthri.lk is a trilingual web platform that monitors parliamentary activity...

Taking paper out of Sri Lanka’s “Paperless” Trade Accepting Electronic Documents & Signatures Paperless Trade: Two decades of effort with little success Paperless trade refers to “a trade process, where all the contracts and documentation is handled electronically with little...