Sri Lanka Computer literacy improve but Desktop or Laptop computer availability fell

Sri Lanka Computer literacy improve but Desktop or Laptop computer availability fell

Sri Lanka state sector to shrink by 30,000

Public Sector cadre fell in 2021 by 21,856 from 2020

Increasing use of synthetic drugs known as ICE (methamphetamine crystals)

Sri Lanka social mobility stabilized above the COVID19 era

Social Mobility is drying down as unavailability of the fuel continue for public

20% of the men smoked tobacco while 23% used smokeless tobacco in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is aging. nearly 1/5 are older than 59 years

Social mobility is slowing down in Sri Lanka

Economic crises pulled public out of house to parks as political turmoil escalate in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka social mobility increase while Power Minister proposed to pre-plan the power cuts

Sri Lanka Social mobility reached well above pre-pandemic level

State employed population marginally grown during the last decade

Customer experience and Digital Strategies for future

Millennials And Gen-Z Are Leading The Great Resignation Trend

Sri Lanka internet subscription exceeded 20 Million in second quarter 2021

Sri Lanka soft lockdown ends naturally on 1st of October even authorities declared officially

Sri Lanka is pulling the social mobility back to the COVID19 Wave-1 level

Social mobility in the country has slowing down but not at required phase concern raised by Healthcare professional bodies

Sri Lanka Computer Literacy up in 1H of 2020

Sri Lanka stocks end the year 2020 with double digit return

Sri Lanka increased the retainment age to 60 yrs for Men and Woman from the budget 2021

Sri Lanka employment has shifted towards service sector than industry sector

Three-wheeler imports to Sri Lanka have dramatically fallen since 2017

Cellular Mobile phone Penetration & Internet Penetration in Sri Lanka have started falling since 4Q 2019

Education is less equitable in higher grades in Sri Lanka

Availability of the desktop or laptop at home continue to fell for the second consecutive year in Sri Lanka

Average of forty five percent of the schools in Sri Lanka do not have computer facilities

Composition of institutional payment via mobile phone increased in 4Q 2019

A Desktop or laptop computer is available only with 22 percent of the households in Sri Lanka

Curfew was imposed island wide to combat the COVID-19 while close to 20,000 have been arrested

Community Mobility during and Social distancing in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Household computer ownership fell in 2018

Gross Salary of Agriculture sector has grown very low percentage in the last five years compared with the 2012-2014 period

Physically illness/Disability has increased among economically inactive population in Sri Lanka over last five years

Sri Lanka computer literacy grow very slow phase from 2017 to 2018

Smartphones takes over Desktop or laptop computer as the key device to access internet in Sri Lanka.

Sri Lankan women spent more time on Socializing and religious activities than men

A Sri Lankan use to have eight hours of sleep and spend two hours on TV per day

Nine worst countries for women in 2018

Quality of Nationality 2017

Corruption Perceptions Index 2018