Based on a Central Bank of Sri Lanka estimation that Sri Lanka’s GDP would have been 2 to 3 per cent higher if not for the conflict in the north and east, TCP calculated the possible per capita loss in income to Sri Lankans as a result of the 24 year old conflict..
Sri Lanka ICT Association (SLICTA), the apex body for the ICT industry with the assistance of USAID-funded The Competitiveness Program (TCP) and the ICT Agency of Sri Lanka successfully launched the National IT Workforce Survey Report 2007, "Rising Demand" on April 27, 2007. The survey focuses on 13 key job categories highlighting the categories in demand as well as skills requirements to secure a job in each job category.
