Human Resource Development

IPS research on Human Resources for Sustained Development addresses the constraints to strengthening Sri Lanka’s human resources to meet the changing demands of a globalised economy. Improving access to high-quality tertiary-level education, meeting gaps in the quality and access to general education, and addressing health concerns such as nutrition and prevalence of NCDs are important to ensure success in education and greater productivity in work life.

The challenges are compounded by demographic transitions reflected in a shrinking working-age population and a growing older population that requires improvements in productivity and labour force participation rates.

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A Comprehensive Literature Review of Global and Local Evidence on Fertility Desires, Intentions, and Behaviours
Occupational Exposure to GenAI in Sri Lanka
Identifying the Higher Education Landscape of Sri Lanka to Support the Development of a Policy Framework for the Non-State Higher Education Sector
ANH Science-Policy Fellowship
Assessing the effectiveness of sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) tax and traffic light labelling (TLL) on consumers’ SSB use
Impact of Sri Lanka’s 25% Quota on Women’s Political Leadership in Local Government
An Analysis of Barriers to Sri Lankan Women’s Human Capital Accumulation in Science, Technology, Mathematics, and Engineering
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