ශ්රි ලංකා පළාත් පාලන ආයතනයන්ගෙ සංසදය සහ කැනේඩියානු පළාත් පාලන ආයතනයන්ගෙ සංසදය එක්ව මෙහෙයවනු ලබන PMI-WILL ව්යාපෘතිය යටතේ ශ්රී ලංකාවේ ප්රාදේශීය දේශපාලනයේ සහ ආයතනික ක්රියාකාරීත්වය තුළ ස්ත්රී පුරුෂ සමාජභාවය ස්ථාපිත කිරීම සඳහා යොවුන් පාර්ලිමේන්තු නියෝජිතයන්ගේ අදහස් විමසීම සඳහා වූ සාකච්ඡාවක් පසුගිද දා කොළඹදි පැවැත්විණි Federation of Sri Lankan Local Govt. Authorities held a discussion with […]
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Federation of Sri Lankan Local Govt. Authorities organized an exchange visit for Mayors, Chairpersons and officers of Local councils in Vavuniya, Mulaithivu and Mannar districts to Naththandiya Pradesiya Sabha. Objective of the exchange visit is to observe and learn good practices, e-governance system and new initiates implemented by the council. This learning exchange was supported
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FSLGA partnered with GIZ to tackle the causes of conflict and to facilitate peaceful coexistence in localgovernment setup. FSLGA targeted the councils from Eastern, Southern Province. These programs wereheld over zoom meetings. This helped local government institutions i to understand how the causes ofconflict can be overcome and conflict resolved in a non-violent way. The
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Inspired partnered with FSLGA to implement Social Cohesion Through Economic Development withcouncils from Eastern Province The fundamental goal of this public-private partnership debate is toimprove efficiency and service-delivery capacity in order to meet the needs of businessmen and small scale traders in Eastern Province Highlighting the program’s key objectives, which include creating a platform for
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The Citizens Charter is a major policy tool used by local governments that establishes the level of service that the public should expect, outlines accessible grievance-redress methods, and encourages transparency and accountability in the administration. During Phase I, FSLGA assisted six local governments in revising their citizen’s charters to document their commitment to religious freedom
A steering committee was set up in each target province, composed of provincial council officials and project staff, to enable discussions on the project, its objectives and activities. These steering committees organized quarterly meetings in collaboration with ACTED and FSLGA during which they will oversee the project and provide feedback. Due to the sensitivity of
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The CDLG and FSLGA’s project interventions focus on empowering women officials to participate in decision-making processes while also building their capacities. Working collectively with local government women councilors to enhance women’s participation and leadership, including representation in all committees of local authorities will further enhance and contribute towards better local service delivery processes. FSLGA provided
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FSLGA has been given the task of assisting the UNDP’s CDLG project in enhancing the legal framework of local governments in four partner provinces. FSLGA Conducted Zoom consultation meetings with all councils in the partner province to assess the current state of the by-laws (gap analysis) and determine the new by-laws’ requirements. At the District
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