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Item “South Asia in the WTO”(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS), 1905-07-18) Dr. Saman KelegamaItem Tax Policy in Sri Lanka: Economic Perspectives(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS), 1905-07-18) Dr. Saman KelegamaItem Non-Farm Employment in the Settlement Sector in Sri Lanka with Special Reference to the Mahaweli Development Programme(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1988) Bandaragoda, D. J.The paper is based on a case study of the land settlement programme in Sri Lanka with the focus on the Mahaweli areas. The study was conducted particularly with a view to isolating the special characteristics that distinguish state-sponsored settlement areas from other rural contexts, and to understanding how such characteristics relate to non-farm employment.Item Industrial development in Sri Lanka: papers presented at the fourth annual sessions(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1989)Item Annual Report 1990(Institute of Policy Studies of Sr Lanka, 1991)Item Sri Lanka: satate of the economy 1991/92(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1991)Item Annual Report 1991(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1992)Item Annual Report 1992(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1993)Item Annual Report 1993(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1994)Item Annual Report 1994(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1995)Item Annual Report 1995(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1996)Item The Uruguay Round Agreement on agriculture: implications for Sri Lanka(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1996) Athukorala, Prema-Chandra; Kelegama, SamanItem Annual Report 1996(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1997)Item “Stabilization and Adjustment: A Second Look at the Sri Lankan Experience, 1977-93”(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS), 1997) Dr. Saman KelegamaItem Credit-based participatory poverty alleviation strategies in Sri Lanka: what have we learned(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1997-10) Gunatilaka, RamaniThe principal objective of this EXECUTIVE SUMMARY study is to evaluate some of the key credit-based, participatory poverty alleviation strategies implemented by both the government and NGOs in Sri Lanka. Important questions raised are the extent to which social mobilisation efforts have succeeded in empowering the poor, and how successful have credit programmes been in reducing the vulnerability of poor households and in providing capital for microenterprise development. Project management issues such as the capacity to monitor, evaluate and assess programme impact, and the extent to which programmes are integrated and coordinated, are also looked at. The study aims to highlight the best practices that have the potential for replication, and where results have fallen short of expectations, has tried to identify the causes and suggest modifications to programme design that may help in achieving success in the future.Item Annual Report 1997(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1998) Institute of Policy Studies of Sri LankaItem Annual Report 1998(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 1999) Institute of Policy Studies of Sri LankaItem Annual Report 1999(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 2000)Item “Open Regionalism in the Indian Ocean: How Relevant is the APEC Model for IOR-ARC ?”(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS), 2000) Dr. Saman KelegamaItem Annual report 2000(Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, 2001)