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SRI LANKA: PUBLIC TRAINING INSTITUTIONS IN 2016
DECEMBER 2018
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FOREWORD
Sri Lanka aspires to transform into a knowledge-based economy by 2025, for which the government is prioritizing human capital investment to enhance economic diversification and productivity. With its 76th position in the Human Development Index, Sri Lanka traditionally outperforms other lower-middle-income countries. The government, however, continues to ramp up policy measures to make further investment in skills development and catch up with rapid technological changes. It launched a Skills Sector Development Program in 2014, which would lay a strong foundation to achieve its vision of knowledge-based, highly competitive, and social-market economy while at the same time addressing youth unemployment.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is supporting this Skills Sector Development Program. ADB is also supporting education and skills development programs, primarily in technical and vocational training and education (TVET), in other South Asian countries (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Nepal) to address similar but unique