Future Sri Lanka

1. Government Administration
Bodhaka Irugal Bandara

2. Devolution of true power to Village Levels – assuring better
coordination of all the government services
Parliament
150 members (I member
representing 5 Pradeshiya Saba)
Pradeshiya Saba
(750) x20
Gramaniladari divisions (15000)

3. Benefit & restrictions of Elected
Representatives
• Minimum working hours 9 to 5 Monday to Friday
• Pradeshiya saba members: Rs: 20 000 to be start with and later minimum wages defined by the
government
• Parliament members: Rs: 50 000 to be start with and later Minimum wages defined by the government
• Not allowed to practice businesses any other profession while working as a elected member of
parliament or pradeshiya saba
• Immediate family and close relatives (own family, parents, brothers and sisters) can not do business
with government.
• Subjected to undergo assets test of the above before and after the term.
• President and Ministers and family members can not do businesses.
• Work related cost paid by the government
• 1 official car only.
• All forms of gifts are not allowed to be accepted.

4. Holistic picture of pradeshiya Saba
Pradeshiya Saba
(20 gramasewa
devitions)
Pradesiya
lekam and
team (112)
Police (70)
Primary court
(2 judges and
10 support
(12)
Community
assets own
by
government
Private
assets and
businesses
Pradeshiya
saba Manthri
(20)

5. Pradeshiya Lekam and Team(112)
Pradeshiya lekam
(1)
Assets Management & Maintenance
Manager
(1)
Engineer as a manager and under
him/her , cleaners 10, Horticulture 4,
plumber, electrician, mason, general
labour 3 (19)
Community health Manager
(1)
Under community health doctor, PHI (3)
Health coaches (20) Mid wives (20)
family health Workers (20)
(63)
Employment and welfare service
Manager
(1)
Sociologist as a manager and 5 other
staff members
(5)
Economic and livelihood and small
business development Manager
(1)
20 Grama Niladari
(20)
Pradeshiya saba
(20)

6. Pradeshiya saba
• 1 pradeshiya saba = 20 gramaniladari Division
• Manage by “Pradeshiya Lekam” oversee by Pradeshiya saba elected members
(20) 1 member from each gramasewa division
• Consist of 1 police station (40 looking after gramasewa divisions, emergency
response and traffic 20, at station 10 administrative)
• 1 primary court (2 judges, support staff 10)
• Office complex
• Shopping centre -
• Minor industrial zone -
• Small town will be build around that – town planning will be done by government
and

7. • President
and
ministers
• Parliament
• Antony
general and
court system
• Auditor
general
Audit Judicial
Executive
Legislative
Separation of power and Internal control

8. Antony generals office & Court system
Antony General
(30) High Courts x 3
(220) Courts of appeal
x 22
(1500) Primary courts
x 750

9. Auditor generals office
• Monitoring power over all Government Institutions & Government owned businesses and politicians
• auditing the financial statements of government entities, government companies (including government business enterprises) and their
subsidiaries;
• conducting performance audits, assurance reviews or audits of the performance measures, of government entities and government
companies and their subsidiaries, other than government business enterprises;
• The effectiveness, efficiency, and economy of government agencies, programs and services
• the quality of resources management
• opportunities for improvements in management practices and systems
• the fair presentation of annual financial statements and performance statements
• compliance with legislative and other requirements
• wastage or lack of probity in the management of public resources.

10. Parliament
• Speaker will be the head of the parliament
• 150 elected members (1 member represent 5 pradeshiya saba and 100
Gramasewa divisions)
• Parliament members closely working with community to uncover
economic, social, cultural issues must be address in national level
• Expect better representation of all the ethnic, and religious groups
• Oversee and monitoring executive presidency and ministers and
government function
• Closely working with legal infrastructure development unit it passes
relevant legislations
• Closely working with policy, project and program planning unit

11. Executive president and Ministers
1. Administration Intelligence Unit
2. Defence and public order
3. Village, community and family Development
Unit
4. Infrastructure Management and urban
development
5. Natural resources and environment
management
6. Social welfare
7. Education
8. Health
9. Economics, Finance, commerce and trade
10. Legal & administration
infrastructure development
11. Industry development
12. Agriculture & fishery
13. Social cultural development
14. Technology, Innovation &
research and development
15. Media and public relations
16. International relations
17. Sports

12. Executive President
• Safeguard the Nation
• Lead the Nation with inspiring Vision and Charisma
• Unite the Nation under one vision, mission and national agenda
• Transformational Leadership
• Value driven, process oriented, predictable responsible and listen to citizen
• Practicing Dasa Raja Darmaya
• Initiating reforms in all areas including Law, education, economy….
• Implementing laws and national policy
• Supervising bureaucracy, and
• Making all-important decisions with the cabinet.

13. President Office
Administration
Human resources Marketing
Accounting & Finance
Research and
Development
IT and Management
Systems
Operations
300 Sectaries for
government owned
businesses
15 Ministerial Sectaries
Projects
Advisors

14. Administrative Intelligence Unit
• National agenda and Policy planning
• Setting direction, targets, and KPI for overall government administration
• Decision support intelligence
• Resource Management (information, knowledge, HR, Finance, material…
• Advisory service to all government units, departments and institutes
• Coordination all the resources and government functions
• Monitoring and evaluation all the project & programs
• System analyst, Consultant Engineers, Community heath doctors, Social research experts, social workers, environmental
engineers, geography experts, geologist, solution architect, project managers

15. President held
Administrative
Intelligence Unit
Administration
Human Resources Accounting and finance
Technology & IT Marketing
Research and
Development
Operations
Statistics and survey
Research and
Development
Policy and planning
Project and Program
Management
Knowledge and
Information System
Development
Government resource
Management – look after
all the government Assets
Advisers, PA, Sectaries

16. Defence and Public order
Protecting all citizens and national
resources
Implement Law and Order
• Armey
• Navy
• Air force
• Police
• Fire
• Emergency response unit
• Prevention of Internal conflicts
• Right facilities, equipment and
training for forces
• Defence welfare
• No political Interference
• Disaster Prevention and
Management

17. President held Defense
and public order Ministry
Army Commander Navy Commander Air Force Commander Chief of Police Fire
Emergency response
Unit Commander
Duty Commander
Army (30) Navy (30) Air
(10) Police (30) Fire (10)
Ambulance ( 10)
Sectaries, Advisers

18. Village, community and family development
unit
• 15000 Units will be established, these workers will be working collectively to improve living condition of the each and every village new job opportunities also created
• Grama niladari
• Development officer
• Welfare officer
• Agricultural development officer
• Midwife
• Family health coach(Doctor)
• Counsellor/ coach & success trainer
• police officer (2)
• 2 cleaners
• 2 Horticulture Workers
• Librarian
• fitness Instructor
• Clergy
• CBOs and Villagers
• Coordinate and implement all the welfare services with joint leadership, these government officers negotiate with government, and ministries behalf of the people

19. Grama niladari
Development
officer
Welfare officer
Agricultural
development
officer
Midwife
Family health
coach(Doctor)
Counsellor/
coach &
success trainer
police officer (2)
2 cleaners
2 Horticulture
Workers
Librarian
fitness
Instructor
Clergy
CBOs and
Villagers

20. • Assets – Library, community hall, Gym & Swim Pool,…, park, recycle
collection centre, Offices, cleaning & horticulture vehicle, other
equipment
• All the officers will have given incentives to have own transport.

21. Frame work:

23. Infrastructure Management and Urban
Development
• Sustainable planned cities and infrastructure
• Clearly defined Cities, Industrial areas, agricultural areas and forests
• Carefully manage natural resources & Mapping
• Railway, roads, transport, telecommunications,
• Water supply
• Developing National Infrastructure standard
• Making beautiful country by removing waste, plastic, planting tress
and creating parks

24. Infrastructure Management and Urban
Development
Minister
Administration
Human resources
Accounting and
Finance
Marketing
Research and
Development
IT and Information
System
Operations
Infrastructure
Planning
Urban Cities
Rural Cities
Waste
Management
Project
Advisers, PA

25. Natural resource and Environment
• Implement Environment protection and conservation policy

27. Waste Management

28. Social Welfare
• Crisis support – personal circumstances sickness, divorce.. Etc.
• Unemployment Benefit: Rs 5000 to those who have any other form of
Income
• Student Loans
• Vulnerable groups: special care programs for Girls, women, single
mothers, disabled, operon children
• Farmers – drought

29. Social welfare Minister
Administration
Human Resources Accounting and Finance
Marketing Research and Development
IT and management
systems
Operations
Manager Gramaniladari Manager Social Worker
Manager Development work Manager Counselling
Unemployment
Marginalized and vulnerable
groups, women, children,
disabled, elders
Students Farmers
Project
Advisors, PAs

31. Education
• Pre schools, schools (16), vocational education(19), universities (21), pirivena
• Syllabus design, curriculum design, and work placement with the collaboration of local Industry and
International Industry and professional standards.
• Ethical. Intelligent and Powerful citizen
• Empowerment to become themselves
• Professional orientation
• Entrepreneurs
• Leaders
• Free Public Education
• Student Loans
• Modernization of facilities – Computer lab, since lab, Learning management system

32. Education Minister
Administration
Human Resources
Accounting and
finance
Marketing
IT and Management
systems
Research and
development
Operation
Pre schools schools
Vocational Collages Universities
Pirivena Adults education
Darma Schools
Projects
Advisers and PAs

33. Basic Mindset
• Orientation abilities: Values, beliefs, and attitudes
which promote Non violence, empathy, fairness, justice, trust,
tolerance, self –respect, respect for others, and appreciation for
controversy.
• Perception abilities – different yet valid
• Developing concentration and
mindfulness
• Emotional Skills: Fear, anger, sadness, guilt, jealousy,
greed
• Brake away from the past
• Goal setting skills
• Values and ethics
• Self image and identity
• Time management
• Problem solving and decision making
• Human Interaction and negotiating (Win –
Win)
• People skills and networking
• Confidence
• Motivation
• Sexual Education
• Basic Legal Education
• Self protection

34. Individual Development: Ethical, Intelligent, Powerful
Citizen

35. Health
• Holistic approach
• Mind, body, spirit
• Health education
• Motivation
• Preserve Indigenous Knowledge
• Better modern day Health facilities
• Local pharmaceutical Industry with foreign Investment
• Health education and management information system

36. Health Minister
Administration
Human resources Marketing
Accounting and
Finance
Research and
development
IT and management
systems
Operations
Hospitals Pharmaceuticals
Community health
Indigenous
Medicines
Projects
Advisers, PAs

37. Economic Development
Effective Macro and Micro level planning
•Basic Mindset and social norms change
•Effective Natural resource management
•Infrastructure Change (PESTL)
•Promoting Entrepreneurship and develop
entrepreneurial skills
•New Industry Development & increase in GDP
•Tourism and Export Development
•Eliminate Waste of both efforts and natural
resources

38. Minister of Economics,
Finance and Trade
Administration
Human Resources Accounting & Finance
Marketing
Research and
Development
IT and management
Systems
Operations
Economic Environment
Management
Economic policy
management (Fiscal &
Monitory policy)
Overall budget
management
Trade policy
management
Projects
Advisers, PAs

39. Finance commerce & trade
• Continues GDP Growth
• Budget
• Overcome budget deficit
• Overcome trade deficit
• Managing Inflation
• Managing Unemployment
• Monetary
• Fiscal Policy
• Monitoring all the economic and finance variables and Indicators
• Monetary policy is primarily concerned with the management of
interest rates and the total supply of money in circulation and is
generally carried out by central banks,. Fiscal policy is a collective term
for the taxing and spending actions of governments
• Facilitating International and local businesses and trade

43. Addressing Unemployment issue:

45. Central Bank Operation

52. Industry Development
• Life style and life standard
• Industrial areas Identified and will be develop
• Local and International entrepreneurs can establish businesses according to set
international quality standards.
• Small business and entrepreneur development
managing and leading optimum operational environment (PESTLE) and able to create
business environment where success is matter of integrity, social responsibility, hard
work, creativity and innovation.

53. Ministry of Industry
Development
Administration
Human Resources Marketing
Accounting and
finance
Research and
Development
IT and Management
Systems
Operations
Focus Industries
Industry A Industry b
Small Business
Projects
Advisers & PAs

54. Focus Industries
Manufacturers are responsible for producing a diverse range of products including:
•food
•beverage
•textiles, leather, clothing and footwear
•wood products
•pulp and paper
•printing
•chemicals (including fertilizers, pesticides, pharmaceutical, medicinal, cleaning products, toiletries, cosmetics, photographic and explosive)
•metals and plastics
•machinery and equipment
•furniture
• Building and construction Industry
• Financial Industry
• Fisheries
• Information Media and telecommunication
• Tourism Industry

55. employment services
travel agency services
tour arrangement services
administrative services
building cleaning
pest control
gardening services
packaging services
support activities for day-to-day operations of other businesses or organizations.
Agro cultural: fact sheet provides an overview of the legal, operational and business issues relevant to the
agriculture industry, which includes:
growers (turf, flowers, vegetables, fruit, nuts, grain & other crops)
farmers ( cattle, poultry, deer and other livestock)
nurseries.
Art and recreation fact sheet provides an overview of the legal, operational and business issues relevant to the arts
and recreation services industry, which includes:
live performances, events or exhibits (e.g. artists, musicians, writers, performers and venue operators)
sporting or recreational activities (e.g. sports venues, gyms, sports clubs, amusement parks, horse and dog racing)
the preservation and exhibition of historical, cultural or educational objects (e.g. museums, zoos, nature reserves

56. How to develop Authentic Sri Lankan tourism brand and make people keep getting back offering unique experience such as:
Walk and work with elephants
Pinnawala Elephant refuge-house (orphanage)
Music and dance
Teach English
Be adventures (hiking, boat riding, wild life camping..)
Be inspired, write a book, song, and draw pictures ….
Enjoy wild life and do research
Study and enjoy traditional Sri Lankan music
Study and enjoy traditional Sri Lankan dance
Learn to cook authentic Sri Lankan cuisine
Indigenous wine and toddy
Learn Sinhalese and Tamil languages
Study culture and society
Study history and ancient arts
Learn and practice meditation
Study Theravada Buddhism
Research on indigenous medicine and enjoy health benefits
Visit tea and rubber plantation
Learn to make hand crafts
Build network with young entrepreneurs
Favorite destinations (Athugala, yapahuwa

57. Small Business Development
• Higher certainty over uncertainty where business operate. Forecast changes in (PESTEL) Political
certainty, Environmental laws, Social environment, Technological environment, clear economic policies,
clear business law together with overall national development agenda gives clear picture for small
business decision makers plan ahead.
• So you will be clear on decision making where to locate, demand for certain product and services, quality
slandered, legal compliance, competitive environment.
• More job opportunities will be created, more money will be available, consumption will grow up.
government expenditure on building national infrastructure and assets will sky rocket. government will
also invest on human capital.
• Government support to start business for Unemployed and Low income people

58. Legal & administration infrastructure development
Continuesmonitoring of legal political environment and introduce new measures to protect public interest, fairness, justice and political stability of the country.

59. Legal ……
• Well trained police force with customer service orientation
• Free from Political Interference
• Independent Court system and well trained judges

60. Legal and
Administration
Infrastructure Minister
Admin
Human resources Marketing
Accounting & Finance
Research and
development
IT and Management
Systems
Operation Projects
Advisors, Sectaries

61. Agriculture & Fishery
1. Identify our Geographical strengths and limitation – we will not waste our energy on producing Apple but we will use our strength to produce world best pineapple and bananas ….
2. Consolidate our ancient knowledge – Identify all the ancients grains, corps, fruits and vegetables, our ancients environmental friendly agricultural practices
3. Meet current and future consumption needs
4. Introducing new technology and innovation to meet consumption needs
5. Develop local Agro technology to meet special local environmental conditions
6. Introduce to law to limit over use of Agro chemicals and industry mal practices and crimes. Ban of some Agro chemicals and genetically modified corps will come to effects
7. Introduce modernization of Agro Industry aim at our natures gifts available to locals and international community and meet the demand with the quantity and quality in a timely manner (through out the year)
8. Responsibility of the government and Agro industry association to forecast demand and industry bench mark and Industry best practices and quality standard of end products
9. Develop Industry infrastructure, including Marketing, storage, processing and distribution to meet local and International markets
10. Develop agricultural information system to facilitate, engage and communicate all the agricultural stake holders.
11. Future market
12. Research, IP, Innovation, Patents, copywriter, must be identified, protected, compensated and transfer to next generation.
13. Concepts like TQM, Kaizen will ensure continues development of Agro Industry knowledge and communicate it to the world
14. Promoting Compost
15. Standard for food and beverages
16. No Harmful artificial color or sweeteners, food preservatives allowed – total ban
17. Food storage standard - Any food, beverages, storages must fit with the purpose and should not produce any production which bring harm to consumers in the first place and consider these as a crime.
• Fishing land and resources to be Identify and develop sustainable and environmentally friendly way.
• Freshwater Fish, and seafood Industry
• New responsible, sustainable fish farming, standards introduce

62. Ministry of Agriculture
and Fishery
Admin
Human Resources Marketing
Accounting & Finance
Research and
Development
IT & Management
Systems
Operations
Agriculture Fishery
Projects
Advisors & PAs

63. Social cultural development
• Culture, Attitude and empowering
beliefs
• Value driven Society
• Lead by clergy

64. Ministry of Social
Cultural Development
admin
Human Resources Marketing
Accounting & Finance
Research and
Development
IT & Management
Systems
Operations
Religions Arts & Crafts
Literature Electronic media
Drama Music
Traditional &
contemporary Dance
New mindset &Social
cultural development
Projects
Advisors & PAs

65. Technology, Innovation and R&D
• Coordinate National technology and research needs
• Advices both public and private institutes
• Close relationship with local and international universities and
research institutes
• Faster Intellectual Property registration and commercialisation

66. Ministry of technology
and innovation
Admin
Human Resources Marketing
Accounting & Finance
Research and
development
IT and Management
System
Operations Projects
Advisers & PAs

67. International Relations
• Qualified ambassadors will promote international relations and
create new opportunities.
• Protection of Territorial Integrity or National Security
• Common principles of engagement: mutual respect and mutual gain
• Promoting bilateral trade and protect economic Interest
• Joint efforts for mutual gains and facing common threats
• A country's foreign policy, also called foreign relations or foreign
affairs policy, consists of self-interest strategies chosen by the state to
safeguard its national interests and to achieve goals within its
international relations milieu. The approaches are strategically
employed to interact with other countries

68. Ministry of
International relations
Admin
Human resources Marketing
Accounting & Finance
Research and
development
IT and management
System
Operations
Ambassadors
Projects
Advisers & PAs

69. Media and public relation
• Media Freedom
• Communicate government projects and programs to community
• Let the community to express feelings, concerns freely to the public
• Let the political opponent to express their views
• Organise community debates on important issues

70. Ministry of Media &
Public Relations
Admin
Human Resources
Accounting &
Finance
Marketing
Research and
Development
IT and Management
Systems
Operations Projects
Advisors, PAs

71. Energy
• First priority for Solar and renewable energy
• In 2016, total installed power generation capacity of the country was
4,018 MW, consisting of 1,384 MW of coal power, 1,215 MW of oil
burning thermal power, 1,384 MW of hydro power and 519 MW of
non-conventional renewable energy sources such as wind, mini
hydro, biomass and solar power plants
• India has established nearly 42 solar parks to make land available to
the promoters of solar plants. India expanded its solar-generation
capacity 8 times from 2,650 MW on 26 May 2014 to over 20 GW as
on 31 January 2018.

72. • Complete Tax renewal from Solar and all renewable energy
technologies
• Government loans and partly baring cost for solar panel installation in
every household.
• In order to reduce carbon emission we will be promoting electric
vehicles and transports.

73. Ministry of Energy
Admin
Human resources Marketing
Accounting &
Finance
Research and
development
IT & Management
Systems
Operations
Solar power Focil Fuel
Hydro Electricity Focil fuel Electricity
Other renewable
Energy
Projects
Solar Development
Project
Advisors, PAs

74. Sports
• Sports will be promoted to create healthy nation
• To promote social cohesion, team work, mutual respect, and healthy
competition
• All the athletics including gymnastic will be promoted
• Cricket
• Martial Arts- wrestling, karate, kungfu, judo ….
• Chess
• Other team sports, rugby, football, volleyball, elle etc.
• In village level it is expected to popularise football, volleyball,
badminton cricket

75. • School level, Village level, Pradeshiya saba level, national level,
international level sport development 5 year plan.
• 20 year sport development master plan
• Creating professional sportsmanship as an viable career with secure
income and payments
• National and Olympic pool have special payments and previlages
• Sport grounds, indoor facilities, Training coaches and equipment will
be available.
• Sport commercialisation

76. Ministry of Sports
Development
Admin
Human Resources Marketing
Accounting and
Finance
Research and
development
IT and Management
Systems
Operations Projects
Advisors & PAs

77. How government do business with stakeholders