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Want to keep in touch with the SAP Network’s regular activities?
Check out the following SAP Network social media pages to keep up-to-date on their efforts for sustainable human development in the region.
You can also visit their websites:
Dr. (Mrs.) Padma Ratnayake was a prominent figure in Sri Lanka, renowned for her significant contributions to social development and humanitarian efforts. She served as the Executive Director of the South Asia Partnership Sri Lanka (SAP-Sri Lanka) from 1991 until her passing in 2012. Under her dynamic leadership, SAP-Sri Lanka implemented numerous innovative programs, establishing itself as a strong national-level NGO, particularly in responding to the needs of the country. Dr. Ratnayake’s work was highly impactful, and her legacy continues to be honoured.
To commemorate the 13th death anniversary of the late Dr. (Mrs.) Padma Ratnayake, former Executive Director of South Asia Partnership – Sri Lanka, an alms-giving event was held on 7 February 2025. A day’s meal, clothes, paint, and dry food were donated to Shilpa Children’s Trust at No. 45/92, Nawala Road, Narahenpita, Colombo 05.
Read more about this commemoration and SAP Sri Lanka’s work.
Climate Resilient Integrated Water Management Project (CRIWMP) is a seven-year project (2017-2024) aimed at strengthening the resilience of Smallholder Farmers in Sri Lanka’s Dry Zone to climate variability and extreme events. The project targets poor and vulnerable households in three river basins -the Malwathu, Mi, and Yan (rivers)- which flow through the northern part of the Dry Zone. These river basins are among the most vulnerable to the vagaries of the climate, have a high presence of village irrigation systems and cascade systems on which poor and vulnerable farming populations depend for their livelihoods, and are in areas that significantly lack safe drinking water, which pose a high risk of kidney disease.
Read more about this project and its results on the SAP Sri Lanka website.
Want to keep in touch with the SAP Network’s regular activities?
Check out the following SAP Network social media pages to keep up-to-date on their efforts for sustainable human development in the region.
You can also visit their websites: