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Turbo Charge

Author lbostgadmin | Posted on April 10, 2006 | Banking and Finance

Apr.10 (LBO) – The World Bank Monday gave out US$35,000 grant to six projects that will help youth development work in Sri Lanka.

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In its second consecutive year, the 2006 Small Grants Programme aims to build capacity and develop management skills among Sri Lankans within the ages of 18-30 years, the bank’s Country Director Peter Harrold told reporters.

The Sri Lanka Youth Parliament, based in Colombo, walked off with two grant cheques each worth US$5,000 to expand their regional and national level programmes.

The other five got US$5,000 each for a variety of projects ranging from training youth in the Sinharaja Forest area to become local tour guides to upholding children’s rights in the estates of Parakaduwa.

The recipients for 2006 are:
o Sri Lanka Youth Parliament, Colombo
o The Sri Lanka Environmental Journalists Forum, Kotte
o Sri Lanka Jathika Peace Development Society, Haliela
o Derana Community Development Foundation, Waskaduwa
o Organisation for Environment & Children Rights Preservation, Para

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