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NOTE: The Final List of Schools allocated by the Ministry of Education for enrolling the children of Air Force personnel to Grade 1 of Public Schools for the year 2014 is given below. Those who have decided not to enrol their children to the Schools allocated under this List are requested to inform that position to the Air Force Headquarters on or before 10 January 2014 in accordance with the instructions circulated vide SLAF/12/5/AIR dated 02 January 2014. igyk( 2014 jif¾ rcfha mdi,a j, m<uq fY%aKshg .=jka yuqod mqoa.,hskaf.a <uqka we;=,;a lsÍu i|yd wOHdmk wud;HdxYh u.ska ksl=;a lrk ,o wjikA mdi,a f,aLKh my;ska oelafõ' hï fyhlskA fufiA ,nd § we;s mdie,A fj; ;u <uqkA we;+,;A fkdlsÍug ;SrKh lr we;s whjÆkA fõ kï" ta iïnkaOfhka Y%S,x.=y$12$5$.=jka orK 2014 ckjdß ui 02 oske;s ,smsh u.ska bosßm;a lr we;s Wmfoia m%ldrj" 2014 ckjdß ui 10 oskg m%:u tAneõ .=jka yuqod uq,iA:dkh fj; oekqï§ug lghq;= lrk fuka okajd isákq ,fí' <<<Listed under applying Bases/Stations/Units>>> <<<whÿïl, l|jqre hgf;a fm<.iajd we;>>> FINAL SCHOOL ALLOCATION LIST - 2014 Applicant's Child's Final Allocation made by the Ministry of Education Marks S/No Rank Name Branch/Trade Station Name Sex School School's Address 07465 Sgt Shantha B Applied through D of Wel 9998.00 SW Hansali F Vidyaloka K.V. Hingurakgoda 09362 Cpl Nilantha JH Applied through D of Wel 9997.50 T Nimsara M Rahula College Matara 09140 F/Sgt Premarathna MWPAU Applied through D of Wel 9965.00 MWDPOB Premarathna M Dharmaraja V. Kandy 17014 F/Sgt Rathnayake RMAS Applied through D of Wel 9996.00 D K Rathnayake F D.S.Senanayake Model P.V. Anuradhapura 09822 Sgt Udayakumara HPWC Applied through D of Wel 9982.00 VN Dewunethmi F Southland Balika M.V. Galle 18661 Sgt Udaya Kumara EVPL Applied through D of Wel 9988.00 S Nesara M Rahula College Matara 20578 Sgt Bandara DMSA Applied through D of Wel 9955.00 WK Bandara M Harischandra M.V.. Temple Road, Negombo. 22594 Sgt Wijekoon WMNS Applied through D of Wel 9996.50 K Wijekoon F Swarnapali Balika M.V. Anuradhapura 8143 Cpl Rohana PKR Applied through D of Wel 9994.50 PKS Dahamsa F C.W.W.Kannangara M.M.V Mathugama. 10569 Cpl Jayalath BHKP Applied through D of Wel 9992.00 BHVD Jayalath F Vishaka Balika M.V. Vajira Rd, Colombo 4 19853 Cpl Hettiarachchi lS Applied through D of Wel 9984.00 MS Hettiarachchi F Bandarawela M.M.V. Bandarawela. 06662 LAC Kumara RMNS Applied through D of Wel 9997.00 NH Kumara F St. Joseph's Balika M.V. Kegalle. 06662 LAC Kumara RMNS Applied through D of Wel 9997.00 T S Kumari M St. Mary's College. Kegalle. 09617 LAC Gamarathna SD Applied through D of Wel 9950.00 M Anushan M Richmond Collee Galle 11433 LAC Rathnayake SS Applied through D of Wel 9991.00 JM Rathnayake M Bandarawela M.M.V. Bandarawela. 12100 LAC Gunawardana DAKSK Applied through D of Wel 9960.00 P Pabodana M Rahula College Matara Page 1 12369 LAC Senavirathne RPN Applied through D of Wel 9980.00 RPCB Senavirathne F Kannangara Model K.V. Anamaduwa. 14669 LAC Susantha Kumara TU Applied through D of Wel 9990.00 TD Lanka Wikumsara M D.S.Senanayake Model P.V. Anuradhapura 16980 LAC Abayawickrama MUJ Applied through D of Wel 9975.00 MOL Abeywickrama F Sirimavo Bandaranayaka Model P Matale 18034 LAC Kumara MPAN Applied through D of Wel 9970.00 MPES Wickramarathne F D.S.Senanayake Model P.V. Anuradhapura 18320 LAC Thilakarathna BEM Applied through D of Wel 9994.00 W Keshara M Dudley Senanayaka M.M.V. Tholangamuwa. 18998 LAC Wijayananda WKPRP Applied through D of Wel 9993.00 SK Vijayananda F Maliyadeva Balika M.V Kurunegala 19857 LAC Pradeep PPBD Applied through D of Wel 9995.50 MP Galapaththi F Bandarawela M.M.V. Bandarawela. 23582 LAC Sanakelum KPS Applied through D of Wel 9986.00 V Omalmi F Sujatha Balika V. Rahula Road, Matara 20811 AC Sanjeewa BKW Applied through D of Wel 9995.00 D Samadini F Dharmapala M.V. Pannipitiya 01934 Wg Cdr UJB Nissanka Ad Regt Base Kat 6562.67 DRB Nissanka M Thurstan M.V. Colombo 3 01944 Wg Cdr MC Amarasinghe Ad Band Base Kat 3786.37 MP Amarasinghe M St. Joseph's K.V. Main Street, Negombo. 62,Ananda Rajakaruna Mv., Colombo 02084 Sqn Ldr RMLGNL Rajasinghe Tech Eng Base Kat 7108.90 NA Rajasinghe F Sri Sangamitta B.V 8. 02095 Sqn Ldr BPUDB Rajapathirana Ad Regt Base Kat 7013.01 BPSMB Rajapathirana M Nalanda V. Colombo ‐ 10 02118 Sqn Ldr MS Kumarage Tech Eng Base Kat 7260.82 MTD Kumarage M D.S.Senanayaka M.V 62,Gregory Rd,Colombo 7 02126 Sqn Ldr DGTS Edidrsinghe Tech Eng Base Kat 6631.51 GH Edirisinghe F St. Paul's Balika M.V. Milagiriya, Colombo 5 02158 Sqn Ldr NHDT Nagashena GDP Base Kat 8621.51 NHNN Nagashena M Royal College Colombo 7. 02193 Sqn Ldr WKS Bandusena Ad Regt Base Kat 6960.41 WKS Bandusena M D.S.Senanayaka M.V 62,Gregory Rd,Colombo 7 02372 Sqn Ldr DLJRK Dodangoda Ops Air Base Kat 6912.05 NN Dodangoda M Isipathana M.V. Colombo ‐ 05 02379 Sqn Ldr TNP De Silva Tech Eng Base Kat 5100.68 TMD De Silva F Princes of Wales College Moratuwa 02390 Sqn Ldr AP Rathgamage Tech Eng Base Kat 5872.74 RS Sahas M Madampa Kumarakashshpa K. V. Usmudulawa,Kuleegoda 02688 Sqn Ldr UP Sethunga Ad Vet Base Kat 2696.71 HE Sethunga M Thakshila V. Kandy 02488 Flt Lt NWTPGC Nanayakkara Log Base Kat 5100.62 NWTPGSR Nanayakkara F Declined a School under this Scheme 02641 Flt Lt RAPSD Krishantha Ad Band Base Kat 2792.95 RAPN Thathsarani F Janadipathi Balika V. School Av.,Nawala,Rajagiriya. K Chamodh Kavidu 02772 Fg Off KR Lakshman Ad Regt Base Kat 7000.68 M Uwanpriya Sir John Kothelawala M. Kurunegala Sasan Vishudda Nirman 14005 MWO Situge NSL Supplier Base Kat 5717.19 M Defence Services College Situge 07420 WO KAA Kodisinghe OMT Base Kat 4801.16 KAIG Kodisinghe M Vidyaloka M.V. Paththalgedara,Veyangoda. 14136 WO WLJ Pathirana Tele Mech Base Kat 6333.22 PADM Pathirana M Rathanalankara M.V. Alawwa 14140 WO DMRK Kulatunga MTM Base Kat 5948.56 DMSK Kulatunga M Ranpokunugama M.V. Nittambuwa 14280 WO NM De Silva Tele Optr Base Kat 5616.92 SDM De Silva M Defence Services College 14323 WO RBM Chaminda Cat Asst Base Kat 7710.89 RBL Chandupa M Ginigathhena Primary S. Ginigathena. 14417 WO KLPN Silva Aero Eng Base Kat 8131.58 KLPSD Silva F Sirimavo Bandaranaike Balika M Colombo ‐07 14452 WO SJ Priyankara Surf Tech Base Kat 4817.60 SJH Malidu M Udugampola P.V Udugampola 14466 WO JS Wanigasekara Tele Mech Base Kat 5579.25 ST Wanigasekara F Ovitigama P.V Pugoda 14543 WO KHARN De Silva Nurse Base Kat 4415.14 KHAE Amindi F Batuwanhena Rathanasiri K.V. Elpitiya Page 2 14752 WO ALM Nawas Safety Eq Base Kat 7449.11 MNM Aashif M Royal College Colombo 7 14836 WO JDS Jayasinghe Supplier Base Kat 4582.12 JDCI Jayasinghe F Dalupotha M.V. Dalupotha, Negombo. 15314 WO RRMWSB Rathnayaka Carpenter Base Kat 6746.92 RRMTHK Rathnayaka F Nugawela Primary School Nugawela 15520 WO MSN Jayaweera Nurse Base Kat 6531.16 MKD Jayaweera M Gothami K.V Gampaha 09283 F/Sgt Wanniarachchi WKCUK Gen Mech Base Kat 4351.37 WKSH Wanniarachchi F Defence Services College 13949 F/Sgt Gunathilaka DMPW Aero Eng Base Kat 8525.41 DSSW Gunathilake M Ananda College Colombo 10 14088 F/Sgt Athurakumara NAN Air Frame Base Kat 8269.86 NALA Dewmini F St. Joseph's Balika M.V. Kegalle. 14229 F/Sgt Chandana JAS Supplier Base Kat 4700.41 JASB Kulathilake M Bandarawatta Parakrama M.V Gampaha. 14393 F/Sgt Amrasinghe ANR Tech Wood Base Kat 4706.99 AT Adithya M Ganihimulla P.V Dewalapola 14872 F/Sgt Kumara SDAT Fire Base Kat 6282.74 SDACR Dasanayake F Reggie Ranatunga P.V. Minuwangoda 15281 F/Sgt Perera MUH Cat Asst Base Kat 6245.21 MMV Perera F Kottawa Dhrmapala M.V. Horana Rd, Kottawa Senevirathne 15310 F/Sgt AC Mech Base Kat 4971.64 RMAEMRTL Senevirathne F RMAEMRUK Sri Rahula V. Katugasthota 15557 F/Sgt Wijayasooriya WARC E&I Base Kat 7630.96 WARNMMS Wijayasooriya F Bandaranayaka M.V. Mirigama 15802 F/Sgt Wickramaarachchi WA Carpenter Base Kat 4403.15 WPM Wickramaarachchi F St. Bernedett's Model M.V. Polgahawela 16016 F/Sgt Adikari AMCK Dog Hndlr Base Kat 4267.67 AMMT Adikari F Sujatha K.V. Daluggala,Rambukkana. 16110 F/Sgt Weerarathne DJWP Ops Grd Base Kat 5708.22 DJWSGA Weerarathne M Defence Services College 16148 F/Sgt Samanthilaka UGC Ops Grd Base Kat 6004.52 UGS Maheesha F Harischandra M.V.. Temple Road, Negombo. 16590 F/Sgt Sajeewa SN Ops Grd Base Kat 6398.90 SB Sandeepa M St. Aloysius College Galle 16667 F/Sgt Ranasinghe AI Aero Eng Base Kat 6850.41 DD Ranasinghe F Declined a School under this Scheme 17019 F/Sgt Ekanayake EMR Dog Hndlr Base Kat 5608.08 EMOH Bandara M Talatuoya K.V.. Talatuoya 17067 F/Sgt Kumarapperuma A Musician Base Kat 3734.38 DN Kumarapperuma F Sujatha K.V. Daluggala,Rambukkana. 17194 F/Sgt Priyankara KNWP Aero Eng Base Kat 7897.12 KNWS Saknath M Ananda College Colombo 10 17210 F/Sgt Panditha SM E&I Base Kat 5111.10 MMPanditha F Samudradevi Balika Nugegoda 17214 F/Sgt Dissanayaka S Air Radio Base Kat 7234.66 AI Dissanayake M Mahinda College Wodwerd Mawatha,Galle.
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    Evaluation Working Paper Sri Lanka Country Assistance Program Evaluation: Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Assistance Evaluation August 2007 Supplementary Appendix E Operations Evaluation Department CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS (as of 27 April 2007) Currency Unit — Sri Lanka rupee (SLR) SLR1.00 = $0.0092 $1.00 = SLR109.27 ABBREVIATIONS ADB — Asian Development Bank EIRR — economic internal rate of return m3 — cubic meter MDG — Millennium Development Goal NWSDB — National Water Supply and Drainage Board TA — technical assistance UNDP — United Nations Development Programme USAID — United States Agency for International Development NOTE In this report, “$” refers to US dollars. Director General Bruce Murray, Operations Evaluation Department (OED) Director R. Keith Leonard, Operations Evaluation Division 1, OED Evaluation Team Leader Njoman Bestari, Principal Evaluation Specialist Operations Evaluation Division 1, OED Operations Evaluation Department CONTENTS Page Map ii A. Scope and Purpose 1 B. Sector Context 1 C. The Country Sector Strategy and Program of ADB 8 1. ADB’s Sector Strategies in the Country 8 2. ADB’s Sector Assistance Program 12 D. Assessment of ADB’s Sector Strategy and Assistance Program 16 E. ADB’s Performance in the Sector 20 F. Identified Lessons 21 G. Future Challenges and Opportunities 23 Appendix Positioning/Coherence of Asian Development Bank’s Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Strategies in Sri Lanka 24 Njoman Bestari (team leader, principal evaluation specialist) and Jennifer Simon (consultant, evaluation research associate) prepared this evaluation working paper. Caren Joy Mongcopa (senior operations evaluation assistant) provided administrative and research assistance to the evaluation team. The guidelines formally adopted by the Operations Evaluation Department (OED) on avoiding conflict of interest in its independent evaluations were observed in the preparation of this report.
  • Preparedness for Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals

    Preparedness for Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals

    Preparedness for Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals Report No.PER/2017/2018/SDG/05 National Audit Office Performance Audit Division 1 | P a g e National preparedness for SDG implementation The summary of main observations on National Preparedness for the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is as follows. 1. The Rapid Integrated Assesment (RIA) is a first step in the process of aligning the country,s national development plan or public Investment programme with SDGs and RIA reveals an uneven alignment between the policy initiatives in the 2017 -2020 Public Investment Programme and the SDG target areas for the economy as (84%) people (80%) planet (58%) peace (42%) and partnership (38%). 2. After deducting debt repayments, the Government has allocated Rs. 440,787 million or 18 percent out of the total national budget of Rs. 2,997,845 million on major projects which identified major targets of relevant SDGs in the year 2018. 3. Sri Lanka had not developed a proper communication strategy on monitoring, follow up, review and reporting on progress towards the implementation of the 2030 agenda. 2 | P a g e Audit at a glance The information gathered from the selected participatory Government institutions have been quantified as follows. Accordingly, Sri Lanka has to pay more attention on almost all of the areas mentioned in the graph for successful implementation of Sustainable Development Goals. 40.0% Alignment of budgets, policies 34.5% and programmes 35.0% Policy integration and coordination 30.0% 28.5% 28.3% 27.0% 26.6% Creating ownership and engaging stakeholders 25.0% 24.0% Identification of resources and 20.5% 21.0% capacities 20.0% Mobilizing partnerships 15.0% Managing risks 10.0% Responsibilities, mechanism and process of monitoring, follow-up 5.0% etc (institutional level) Performance indicators and data 0.0% 3 | P a g e Contents Executive Summary ................................................................................................................
  • Census Codes of Administrative Units Western Province Sri Lanka

    Census Codes of Administrative Units Western Province Sri Lanka

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  • Proprietary Class in the Galle District (1880-1948): a Historical Analysis

    Proprietary Class in the Galle District (1880-1948): a Historical Analysis

    International Journal of Arts and Commerce Vol. 2 No. 7 July 2013 Proprietary class in the Galle District (1880-1948): A Historical Analysis. Janeeka Koshini de Silva Senior Lecturer in History Dept of History/ Faculty of H&SS University of Ruhuna Matara. Email: [email protected] Abstract A section of emerging local entrepreneurial class prospered through Galle harbour took to plantation industry around eighteen seventies and eighties in the outskirts of the cultivated area with the shifting of bulk port activities to Colombo with the construction of the breakwater. They started cultivating coconut, tea and rubber in large estates by using the managerial skills of western planters but using local labour. By the 20th century plantation activities of this local entrepreneurial group extended beyond Galle Wallaboda pattu, Walallaviti korale, Talpe pattu and reached Hinidum pattu. With the enforcement of the provisions of the Land Development Ordinance of 1935, the middle class allotments put to sale were purchased by the local moneyed class and converted them into small rubber and tea plantations. The owners themselves using the local labour managed these plantations. In between these small allotments stood the larger estates run by a few European planters manned partly by South Indian labourers and partly by the village labourers. Mean while Low Country Products Association and the planters of the area joined the Planters Association. Thus the managerial expertises of European planters were shared with the low country planters in managing the plantation industry. Thus the interior of the Galle district became a plantation area mostly owned by the Sri Lankan entrepreneurial class with its own separate identity, but having close links with the European planters.