

Research-based Inputs: Key to Climate Adaptation in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka had climbed to the fourth place among countries most affected by extreme weather events in 2016, according to the Global Climate Risk Index (CRI). This means that appropriate climate policies are more important than ever before. In an effort enhance its role in climate policy research, IPS conducted a policy engagement forum this year. The deliberations at the forum reiterated that timely, comprehensive, and evidence-based research is a key pillar in mitigating the impacts of climate change.


Crop Insurance: Is it Workable in Sri Lanka?
This article explores the reasons behind farmers in Sri Lanka not opting for crop insurance, and the importance of finding suitable policies to help farmers better manage climate risks and improve adaptation.
Demystifying Hawala/Undiyal – The Not So Dismal Science:[…] believed that informal fund transfer operations in Sri Lanka have expanded considerably due to the wide gap between the…