Learning Curves: Inclusive Development and Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka
Asian Development Bank | August 2007
Abstract
Sri Lanka is a middle income developing member country with high social indicators. It is on track to achieving most Millennium Development Goals and ranked 93rd among 177 countries in the in 2006. human development index Sri Lankaʹs social accomplishments have not been accompanied by significant poverty reduction. After four years of relative peace, armed civil conflict resumed in July 2006.
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Asian Development Bank. 2007. Learning Curves: Inclusive Development and Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/3370. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Comprehensive Development Framework
Development Challenges
Development Planning
Millennium Development Goals
Policy Development
Program Evaluation
Performance Evaluation
Evaluation Criteria
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