AdminSRI LANKA Voluntary Peoples Review on the Status of Implementing Sustainable Development Goals No rights are reserved and the document may be freely used for the advancement of the transformation towards sustainable development, provided that the source is acknowledged. Published by the Sri Lanka Stakeholder SDG Platform on behalf of all partners and supporters in June, 2018. Coordinated by the Platform Facility, Sri Lanka Stakeholder SDG Platform, Colombo, Sri Lanka. [slsdgplatform@gmail.com] Concept, layout & design by Global Sustainability Solutions [www.glossolutions.org
You may also like
Appeal to ban SINGLE USE PLASTICS in Sri Lanka
As you are aware SINGLE USE PLASTICS has become a major threat to people, environment and all life forms. Sri Lankan soil, coast line, rivers, wetlands, lakes and other ecosystems have already become the dumping ground...
Why Sri Lanka should ban single use plastics?
Plastic is a byproduct of the petrochemical industry. When Backlight, the first plastic invented in 1907 it was identified as a miracle. But few decades later it become a global menace and killer of ecosystems, oceans...
COMMUNITY GUIDE FOR MONITORING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
The content of this publication are the sole responsibility of Centre for Environmental Justice and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the NED.
Download (PDF)
Add comment