The Centre for Poverty Analysis is a professional service provider promoting a better understanding of poverty related issues in Sri Lanka.

CEPA offers advisory and training services, based on applied empirical research to organisations and professionals working towards poverty reduction.

The Civil Society Network on Information Sharing (CSNIS) was set up towards sharing publications and dissemination of current, accurate and relevant information to its members and users. CSNIS aims to strengthen an effective and sustainable network through the CSNIS web site and regular meetings of members.

The Peace and Conflict Timeline (PACT) project was developed as a participatory initiative to help those with an interest in the Sri Lankan conflict gain a deeper understanding of the conflict’s roots, manifestation and trajectory and to promote discussion around events, themes and experiences of peace and conflict related events.

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The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) is the apex institution in the financial sector in Sri Lanka. It is a semi-autonomous body and, following the amendments to the MLA in December 2002, is governed by a five member Monetary Board, comprising the Governor of the CBSL as Chairman, the Secretary to the Ministry of Finance and Planning and three members appointed by the President of Sri Lanka, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance, with the concurrence of the Constitutional Council.