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The official opening of Resource Banks (RBs) in Ja-Ela under the PHINLA II Project, implemented by Janathakshan GTE Ltd. and World Vision Lanka with the funding of German Corporation BMZ and World Vision Germany, marks another milestone in strengthening Sri Lanka’s journey toward sustainable waste management and community empowerment. Resource Banks are innovative, community-based solutions

As part of the PHINLA II Project, Janathakshan successfully conducted the Follow-Up Business Plan Development Workshop in Wattala, continuing the journey of empowering Resource Collectors and MRF from Wattala. During this session, participants: Presented their developed business plans, following the initial training Received expert guidance to fine-tune business targets and strategies Strengthened their entrepreneurial mindset

As part of Activity Building Entrepreneurial Skills for Resource Collectors under the PHINLA II Project, Janathakshan successfully conducted Business Entrepreneurship Training Programs in Ja-Ela for Resource Collectors and the MRF operator of Ja-Ela. The training focused on: Developing entrepreneurial skills and motivation for business Introduction to business plans and their key components Practical guidance on

As part of Activity Building Entrepreneurial Skills for Resource Collectors under the PHINLA II Project, Janathakshan successfully conducted Business Entrepreneurship Training Programs in Wattala for Resource Collectors and the MRF operator of Wattala. The training focused on: Developing entrepreneurial skills and motivation for business Introduction to business plans and their key components Practical guidance on

As part of PHINLA II’s efforts to strengthen entrepreneurial opportunities, Janathakshan successfully conducted a Hybrid Compost-Making Training for Resource Collectors (RCs) in Ja-Ela on 30th June 2025. This initiative is designed to enhance the income-generating potential of RCs by enabling them to produce and sell high-quality compost. To further boost their market access, RCs engaged

As part of PHINLA 2’s efforts to strengthen entrepreneurial opportunities, Janathakshan successfully conducted a Hybrid Compost-Making Training for Resource Collectors (RCs) in Wattala on 30th July 2025. This initiative is designed to enhance the income-generating potential of RCs by enabling them to produce and sell high-quality compost. To further boost their market access, RCs engaged

On 16th August 2025, a field inspection visit was carried out in Palugaswewa, focusing on project sites under the Climate Resilient Integrated Water Management Project (CRIWMP). The visit was led by the Honorable Secretary of the Ministry of Rural Development, Social Security and Social Empowerment, together with the Director General of Samurdhi, marking the second

As part of the Climate Resilient Integrated Water Management Project (CRIWMP), two remarkable community-driven initiatives were showcased during a series of field visits held on 15th August 2025 in the Medawachchiya Divisional Secretariat, Anuradhapura District. These visits highlighted the transformative impact of climate-smart interventions on farming families, livelihoods, and rural ecosystems. Located in Kanadarawa Grama

In a significant step toward securing water access and promoting climate resilience in Sri Lanka’s dry zone, Janathakshan, with financial support from Green Empowerment, officially launched the rehabilitation of three rural irrigation systems in the Giribawa Division of the Kurunegala District on 28th July 2025. The rehabilitation efforts target the Yatawatta, Warawewa (Mahawewa), Upper Maradankadawala