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Business sustainability of small and medium scale enterprises : a case study based on Bottled Water Industry in Sri Lanka

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Sardana, GD; Wedawatta, G [Article-Abstract]

The main objective of this paper is identification of factors affecting development of bottled water industry as a Small and Medium Scale (SME) economic activity in Sri Lanka. Having the world best clean water sources, ...
Carbon emission trading in India and Sri Lanka

Sardana, GD; Dasanayaka, SWSB [Article-Abstract]

Kyoto Protocol has established three trading mechanisms, namely International Emission Trading (lET), Joint Implementation (11) and Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) which enable industrialized countries to achieve carbon ...
Development of SMEs through clusters: a comparative study of India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Sardana, GD [Article-Abstract]

Clusters evolve as a mechanism to gain competitive advantage, when industrial units come together to share knowledge and supplement each other in enhancing strengths. The phenomenon of clustering is known to have created ...
Economic and financial feasibility of developing an electronic trading mechanism for carbon emission credits generated by projects under the Kyoto Protocol: a case study of Sri Lanka

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Sardana, GD [Article-Abstract]

This paper explores the existing trading mechanisms for certified emission reductions (CERs), a tradable commodity generated under clean development mechanisms (CDMs) of the Kyoto Protocol and proposes an electronic trading ...
Economic recovery from natural disaster : spotlight on interventions in tsunami affected micro and SMEs in Sri Lanka's Galle district

Sardana, GD; Dasanayaka, WSB [Article-Abstract]

This paper aims to analyse as to how the benefits to Tsunami affected small industry were misplaced and carried wrong priorities. Besides the support provided was insufficient for an effective recovery. There existed many ...
Economic recovery from natural disaster : spotlight on interventions in Tsunami affected micro and SMEs in Sri Lanka’s Galle district

Sardana, GD; Dasanayaka, SWSB [Article-Abstract]

Purpose - This paper aims to analyse as to how the benefits to Tsunami affected small industry were misplaced and carried wrong priorities. Besides the support provided was insufficient for an effective recovery. There ...
Identification of barriers for development of the Sri Lankan small and medium scale furniture and wooden products manufacturing enterprises, a case study based on the Moratuwa area

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Sardana, GD [Article-Abstract]

irrespective of the stage of economic development, small and medium enterprises (SME~) constitute and continue to be a main source 0/ growth of a nation. Sri Lanka is no exception to this phenomenon. However, it is a ...
Quality of healthcare service delivery in public sector hospitals: a case study based on western province in Sri Lanka

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Gunasekera, GSP; Sardana, GD [Article-Abstract]

The main objective of this paper is identification of current service quality of healthcare delivery of public sector hospitals to assess the quality determinants of healthcare delivery and to suggest policies and strategies ...
Small and medium scale enterprises in informal sector in pakistan and Sri Lanka with research agenda

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Sardana, GD [Article-Abstract]

The Small and Medium Scale Enterprises/Industries (SMEs) are functioning as a lifeline in informal sector in Sri Lanka and Pakistan due to their significant contribution to overall economy in terms of employment, exports, ...
SMEs in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka : a comparative analysis with focus on barriers to growth

Sardana, GD; Dasanayaka, SWSB [Article-Abstract]

South Asian countries India; Pakistan and Sri Lanka are facing common problems ' There are issue of large population, unemployment, poverty bad governance, rising disparities of income and development. illiteracy and poor ...
Technology issues in Sri Lankan coconut industry with special emphasis on marketing and sales promotion

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Mendis, MNMB; Sardana, GD

Coconut is one of the major plantation crops which playa pivotal role in the economy of Sri Lanka. It has been contributing on average 1.8% to country's Gross Domestic Production. Coconut industry faces a major setback ...
Technology issues in Pakistan's leather tanning SMEs

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Sardana, GD [Article-Abstract]

This research paper deals with technology and its resultant impact on Pakistan's Leather industry. The leather industry which includes the up stream activities of tanneries, as well as the down stream activities such as ...
Technology support from cluster development initiatives to SMEs : a study of motor spare parts enterprises in Sri Lanka

Dasanayaka, SWSB; Sardana, GD; Silva, C [Article-Abstract]

Clusters identified as special type of agglomeration of small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) activities in a specific geographical location with unique functional dimensions. Clusters give birth and legs to cluster ...

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