State Of Sri Lankan Cities Report And Launch

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The Overall objective of the project is to enable municipal areas in Sri Lanka to become urban centres with increased economic growth, good governance and resilience; with reduced urban and peri-urban poverty; and be habitable spaces to live in.

The Specific objective of the project is to improve information and analysis of information on the provincial capitals as the first step in promoting informed and evidenced-based policy and integrated city planning, as well as private and public sector investment.

Based on discussions with several of the stakeholders, it was thought best that understanding and developing the databases of the urban sector in Sri Lanka needs to happen in stages. So while there are 23 Municipal councils and 41 urban council areas in the country, as a first step the State of the Sri Lankan Cities report will concentrate on collecting and analyzing the data from the nine provincial capital cities or the identified economic growth city in each province.  This is to ensure that a manageable number of cities is picked, that there is good geographic distribution which will be acceptable by the provinces, as well as provide a strong basis on which the data collection and decision making processes for other cities can also be developed.

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Country:
Sri Lanka
Region: Asia
Donors: Australia
Theme: Urban development and management, Research/scientific institutions
Project Timeline
End Date: 31st March 2020
Start Date: 1st February 2017
Budget Utilisation
Budget: $601,322
Expenditure: $601,322

Outputs List