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- Registration for obtaining Quota to import Hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HCFC) in 2021
- Proposed National Policy on Chemicals Management
- National Green Reporting System (NGRS) of Sri Lanka 2020
- PROJECTS
- NGRS Application
- International Biodiversity Day 2020
- World Earth Day 2020
- Climate Mitigation Action Support Project (CMAS) Procurement Notices
- Methodology for being eligible to import HCFC under quota mechanism
- World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
- National Policy and Strategies on Traditional Knowledge and Practices related to Biodiversity
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- National Flower of Sri Lanka
- Right to Information Act - Contact details
- Clean Air 2025
- Environment and Social Management Framework-ESMF of GCF funded project on Strengthening Climate Resilience of Subsistence Farmers and Agricultural Plantation Communities residing in the vulnerable river-basins, watershed areas and downstream of the Knuckles Mountain Range Catchment of Sri Lanka
- National Policy on Access to Biological Material and Fair and Equitable Benefit Sharing
- Public Comments - National Policy on Conservation and Sustainable Utilization of Mangrove Ecosystems in Sri Lanka
- e- news paper - Paleo Biodiversirty
- ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK FOR THE SRI LANKA INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROJECT
- Integrated Watershed & Water Resources Management Project - Resettlement Policy Framework
- Environmental and Social Screening Report & Environment and Social Management Plan Mahalindawewa Irrigation Scheme
- ESSR and ESMP for Walawa of Integrated Watershed and Water Resources Management Project
- Special notice to importers, purchasers, owners and service providers of Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Equipment working on R 22 refrigerant
- National Policy on Sustainable Consumption and Production
- National Waste Management Policy
- Green building guidelines
- Sri Lanka Next
- Biosafety News Letter
- News Letter Booklet on Biosafety
- Programme for creation of awareness for the Governemtn Teachers on Environment Education Introduce under the New Syllabus
- Lunch Sheets, Shopping bags, Grocery bags and E.P Lunch boxes are prohibited
- Naagarika Thuru Viyan
- Wana Ropa
- Open Government Data Set
Environment Planning & Economics Division
Implementation of the National Green Reporting System of Sri Lanka |
The Ministry of Mahaweli Development and Environment established a National Green Reporting System (NGRS) with a view to promote reporting of sustainability performance in manufacturing and services sectors in 2011.Green Reporting is an effective communication tool for transmission of the information on the sustainability performances of the manufacturing and services sector. The overall objective of this programme is to recognize, appreciate and reward based on their sectors to quantify and report on sustainability performance. Nearly 120 manufacturing and services sector organizations have been associated with the reporting system and green reports have been submitted annually. Major activities carried out during 2015 Capacity Building of Green Reporters under the National Green Reporting System (NGRS) of Sri Lanka Two capacity building programmes were held Background Ministry of Environment has developed the National Green Reporting System of Sri Lanka in 2011. One Hundred Twenty (120) companies have already associated with the NGRSSL under Tier 1 to Tier 5 levels.Under establishment of NGRSSL, it was decided to build capacity of the entities associated in the system in order to develop quality and accurate reports. Since Tier 1 and Tier 2 levels Companies have no previous experience on developing Reports under NGRS, Sustainable Development Division of the State Ministry of Environment has been scheduled to be improved the capacity of Green Reporters for developing comprehensive quality green reports under the NGRS. Capacity Building on NGRS As it is mandatory to obtain green reports for the reporting period from 1st January to 31st December, in each year, the entity should identify the indicators and key performance should be reported as per the NGRS Guidelines. However, the Companies are registered in Tier 1 and Tier 2 level of NGRS have inadequate capacity in paring Green Reports. Therefore, two capacity building programmes were held September 2015 and November 2015 at the Centre for Banking Studies, Rajagiriya. The following outcome was obtained due to the capacity building programmes
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