institute of management of sri lanka (imsl) president anver dole's p.pt presentationon the sri...
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Processing of rubber, tea, coconut, tobacco, & other
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agricultural commodities ;
Main Industries
telecommunications, insurance, banking, tourism, shipping ; clothing, textiles ;cement, petroleum refining,IT services, construction.
Export goods :
Export : US $ 10.89 Billion
Textile and apparel, pharmaceuticals, tea, spices,diamonds, emeralds, rubies,coconut products, rubbermanufactures, fish.
Import goods :
Imports US $ 20.02 Billion
Textile fabrics, mineral products, petroleum, foodstuffs, machinery &transportation equipment.
IndiaChina
: 8.6 %: 7.7 %: 4.4 %: 4.3 %
21.3 %: 16.5 %
SingaporeIranUAE
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Malaysia
Main Import Partners
Sri Lanka’s GDP per capita is US $ 2,923
GDP per Capita
Exceeds all other countries in South Asia other than the Maldives.
The war ended in 2009.
GDP Growth
Prior to that, from 2003 – 2008, GDP growth averaged 6.3 %.
After cessation of war, GDP growth in 2010 & 2011 surged to 8.02% and 8.25%
Dropped in 2012 to 6.41%
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Sri Lanka’s economic growth is expected to recover gradually to 6.8 % in 2013 and to 7.2 % in 2014 (ADB).
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Government revenue & grants as a % of GDP in 2012 was 13.2 %.
Government revenue & grants as a % of GDP in 2011 was 14.5%.
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Inflation continued to remain in single digits at 7.6 % during 2012 (ADB).
Expected to decline marginally to 7.5 % in 2013 (ADB).
Sri Lanka was ranked first in South Asia in Human
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Human Development
Development Index:
Index
Health, Education &Income (UNDP)
Sri Lanka has bettered its • ranking to 81 from 89 in an
compiled by the WB & IFC, by
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computerizing key processes.It marks the first time, since
ease of doing business ranking
2005, that a South Asian economy has ranked so high.
Ease of doing Business(WB & IFC)
Remarkable progress in power sector – national electrification ratio increased from 29% in 1990 to 94 % in 2012 (ADB).
High costs, however plague the sector.
Power Sector•
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So far only Canada had raised objections.
Prince Charles will represent H.M. the Queen, at the Commonwealth biennial conference.
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UN Human Rights Commissioner Navaneetham Pillay, finally visited Sri Lanka last week, on the long-standing invitation extended by the Sri Lanka Government.
Ms Pillay of UNHRC was told ’seeing is believing’. She toured the North & inspected the vast development work.
The IMSL signed an MOU with the Sri Lanka Foundation (SLF) to continue its joint Public Lecture series on a bi-monthly basis.
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The National Management conference (NMC) was successfully held at the Galle Face Hotel, Colombo, on the theme :
“Today’s Leadership Responsibilities :What To Do & What To Leave Alone”
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