Janathakshan to Provide Technical Expertise for Climate-Resilient Fish Processing Initiative. The Ministry of Science and Technology has officially initiated a...
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Janathakshan to Provide Technical Expertise for Climate-Resilient Fish Processing Initiative. The Ministry of Science and Technology has officially initiated a...
In celebration of World Environment Day 2026, an awareness and knowledge-sharing event was held on 03 June 2026 under the...
In celebration of World Environment Day 2026, themed “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.”, a significant ecosystem conservation...
EVENTS
Janathakshan collaborates with government, local authorities, donors, the private sector, and informal waste collectors to advance circular economy initiatives that support sustainable production and responsible consumption.
Janathakshan works with government agencies, communities, and private sector stakeholders to reduce disaster risks and enhance preparedness. Through locally led initiatives, early warning systems, and capacity building, we support communities to anticipate, respond to, and recover from disasters, ensuring safer and more resilient livelihoods.
Janathakshan collaborates with diverse stakeholders to promote climate mitigation and adaptation solutions. Our initiatives focus on low-carbon development, climate-resilient livelihoods, and sustainable resource management, contributing to national and global efforts to address the climate crisis
Janathakshan partners with public and private sectors to conserve and restore ecosystems while promoting sustainable land use practices. Through innovative approaches and community engagement, we support biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration, and nature-based solutions that benefit both livelihoods and the environment.
Nayana Nandani, a 30-year-old woman from Nochchiyagama, has faced a life full of challenges, but her story is one of perseverance and transformation. Born into poverty, Nayana was one of six siblings raised by parents who worked as laborers. Her father, bedeviled with drug addiction, provided little stability, and the family often struggled to make ends meet. By the time she reached grade 10, she had to leave school to start working at garment factories in order to support her family.
Sayanthini, a 39-year-old mother from Trincomalee, was going through a difficult phase in life, recovering from an unsuccessful marriage and uncertain about the future for herself and her 4-year-old son. In November 2024, she participated in a beach clean-up program organized under the BLUECAP project. What started as a simple act of volunteering soon became a turning point in her life.
K. E. Ananda Weerakoon, born in 1958 in Nochchiyagama, Anuradhapura, has lived a life full of hard work and community service. After completing his education up to the 8th grade, he followed in his family's footsteps to become a farmer growing paddy, chilies, and peanuts on nearly 2 acres of land. The success in work due to his dedication allowed him to build his own home on inherited land and earn a good living.
Sri Lanka continues to grapple with the growing challenge of plastic waste management amidst rapid industrialization and population growth, with annual plastic consumption reaching a staggering 1,590,000 metric tons. Against this backdrop, Pathum Niranjana’s journey into waste collection, particularly focusing on PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) and other plastic variants, was driven by his deep-rooted passion for environmental preservation.