The Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP), the focal organization of the APO Center of Excellence on Public-Sector Productivity, continues to spotlight governance trends and innovations across APO member economies. This edition of the COE-PSP Factsheet examines Sri Lanka’s evolving public sector, offering a data-driven perspective on its development trajectory.

According to a World Bank report (22 January 2025), Sri Lanka is making significant strides in economic recovery through strategic reforms and targeted investments. The government has prioritized poverty reduction, digital development, and sustainability, alongside efforts to strengthen rural development and renewable energy expansion.

The World Bank’s continued support includes initiatives to enhance education, empower rural communities, and attract private investment in renewable energy. Additionally, fiscal priorities focus on tourism growth, regional development (particularly in the North), logistics improvements, and governance reforms aimed at boosting public service efficiency.

The COE-PSP Factsheet on Sri Lanka presents a concise yet insightful overview of the country’s public sector, featuring key economic indicators, budget allocations, and public service performance. By synthesizing critical data on governance, fiscal management, and service delivery, this resource provides a valuable reference for policymakers, researchers, and public sector leaders navigating Sri Lanka’s path toward sustained and inclusive growth.

Explore the full profile here: https://coe-psp.dap.edu.ph/public-sectors/public-sector-profile-of-sri-lanka