Special awareness programme on achieving the behavioural change envisaged under the ‘Clean Sri Lanka’ initiative held at Temple Trees
Extensive focus on social transformation, environmental sustainability and building a higher standard of civic life through the ‘SEE’ concept
Plans to launch several large-scale projects across the island from 2027
A special awareness programme for members of the Clean Sri Lanka Central Committee, focusing on the measures required to achieve the behavioural change envisaged through the implementation of the ‘Clean Sri Lanka’ initiative, was held yesterday morning (14) at the conference hall complex of Temple Trees.
The programme was organised by the Clean Sri Lanka Secretariat under the patronage of Minister of Public Administration, Provincial Councils and Local Government Professor Chandana Abayarathna, Deputy Minister Ruwan Senarath and Secretary to the President Dr Nandika Sanath Kumanayake.
Extensive discussions were held on the ‘SEE’ concept, which forms the foundation of the Clean Sri Lanka programme, and how it could be effectively applied in implementing its projects. The discussions also focused on the measures required to bring about the envisaged transformation in Sri Lankan society, ensure environmental sustainability and improve the quality of life of citizens. In addition, the progress of projects implemented during 2025 and 2026 was comprehensively reviewed.
Representatives attending the programme were also briefed on several large-scale projects proposed to be launched from 2027, including ‘Clean Sri Lanka Green Path’, ‘Clean Colombo’, ‘Clean Sri Lanka Pure City’, ‘Clean City’ and ‘Clean Sri Lanka Urban Green Parks’.
