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Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of Livelihood-Based Infrastructure in Batticaloa District

This project proposes to fill a major gap in assistance by reconstructing and rehabilitating productive community infrastructure assets in the flood-affected communities. This intervention is a crucial need, as the support of the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) and many aid agencies has been limited to responding to immediate needs by providing support through the supplying of food, dry rations, non-food Items, water and sanitation support and health provisions.

Continued and Extended Assistance for Tsunami Affected Areas in Sri Lanka (CEAT - ARC)

The programme aims to improve the living conditions of people living in transitional accommodations and to develop mid-term and permanent solutions for tsunami affected communities in Sri Lanka. The programme comprises measures to improve the infrastructure of settlement sites, to ensure safe and functioning water supply, sanitation, and waste management structures.

Construction of an Exemplary Housing City in the Republic of Sri Lanka (CEHC)

The aim of this project is to contribute to the reconstruction efforts in Sri Lanka through the construction of an exemplary housing city in Ampara district. The planned 500 housing units, equipped with the necessary infrastructure and other facilities, are designed to alleviate the suffering of displaced Sri Lankans whose homes were destroyed by the tsunami in December 2004. The project will provide adequate living, water and sanitation facilities, education, health and other basic need facilities.

International Consultation on Pre-Departure Health Assessments: Migrations health assessments as a public health good

Pre-departure migrant health assessment forms an integral part of the immigration processes worldwide. Health assessment experts from the countries of origin and destination met for the first time to discuss the current pre-departure health assessment practices, challenges and opportunities for collaboration. This consultation was organized by the Ministry of Health Sri Lanka, with the support of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the United Nations Migration Agency and was held from 26th to 27th September 2017 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. 

Conflict, forced displacement and health in Sri Lanka: a review of the research landscape

Sri Lanka has recently emerged from nearly three decades of protracted conflict, which came to an end five years ago in 2009. A number of researchers have explored the devastating effect the conflict has had on public health, and its impact on Sri Lanka’s health system hailed as a success story in the South Asian region. Remarkably, no attempt has been made to synthesize the findings of such studies in order to build an evidence-informed research platform. This review aims to map the research landscape on the impact of conflict on health in Sri Lanka.