Political Economy of Violence – Women’s Economic Relations in Sri Lanka
The video summarises and outlines the study conducted about women in Vettikadu who have been rolling beedis for over 50 years. The video also sheds light on the structural violence generated and sustained by political and economic relations and processes and their connections with gender, caste and class oppression.
Testing the Waters?
Vulnerable Groups and Land Issues in the North – Research Findings by CEPA
Gayathri Lokuge, Research Professional at CEPA, speaks to YaTV’s ‘Connections’ program on CEPA research findings on vulnerable groups and land issues in the North.
Perceptions of Livelihood Services Delivery
සුබ සාධනයෙහි ස්ත්රි-පුරුෂ සමාජභාවීය මානයන් පිළිබඳ සංසන්දනාත්මක විමර්ෂණයක්
Sinhala translation of ‘Comparative Perspectives Gendered Dimensions of Wellbeing’ Working paper series No. 20, 2013
ශ්රි ලංකාවේ නාගරික දරිද්රතාව – 2013 (Urban Poverty in Sri Lanka – 2013)
Urban Poverty in Sri Lanka – 2013 provides an overview of the urban poverty with a special focus on the Colombo Metropolitan Area where urban poverty is most prevalent. It looks at the reactions to addressing urban poverty; challenges faced and highlight critical institutional and policy issues which affect attempts at addressing the problem. The […]
National and Household Food Security in Sri Lanka
Food security has been a central concern in Sri Lanka since the early decades of the 20th century. The underlying reason for concern is that Sri Lanka has been a food deficit import-export economy since the 19th century. An additional level of anxiety can be attributed to the fact that, as an island nation, Sri […]