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Meaningful involvement and leadership of young women and girls in nature-based solutions-related projects enhances sustainability of interventions.

Adopt a full lifecycle approach to plastic management, backed by strong enforcement and circular economy solutions.

Sri Lanka’s Aswesuma program can better support the vulnerable by refining targeting, improving data, and aligning aid with poverty reduction.

Debt-for-climate-and-nature swaps provide Sri Lanka with a practical solution to ease debt, combat climate change, and protect biodiversity.

Balanced regional integration boosts women's economic participation, driving gender-inclusive growth and reducing inequality in Sri Lanka.

Developing regional value chains will promote trade and unlock the region’s unrealized economy.

The COVID-19 pandemic shows the importance of real-time learning in adapting interventions to an uncertain and rapidly changing situation.

Explore equity, quasi-equity, and other non-debt assistance and structural reforms to protect small businesses from COVID-19 and other shocks.

Harmonization of transportation and customs policies will boost the corridor’s potential as an alternative trade route between Asia and Europe.

Nutrition-specific interventions should target the first 1,000 days, promote behavioral change, and focus on the most vulnerable.