Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables

Economic development has brought about, the decline in contribution of the agricultural sector to the economy of Sri Lanka, and, consistent with this economic transformation, the structure of employment also changed. Thus, as labor migrates away fr...

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Format: Policy Note
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Published: Washington, DC 2013
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topic NON-FOOD AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL INCOME
RURAL GROWTH
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
EMPLOYMENT POLICY
LABOR MIGRATION
PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH
AGRICULTURAL POLICY REFORM
RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
INTEGRATED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
POLICY REFORM
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
TECHNOLOGY POLICY
TARIFF STRUCTURES
LAND ADMINISTRATION
WATER TARIFFS
LABOR POLICY
COMMODITY MARKETS
PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
AGRARIAN REFORM
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
AGRICULTURAL CROPS
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
AGRICULTURAL HOUSEHOLDS
AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT
ALLOCATION OF WATER
ANIMALS
AQUIFERS
BRACKISH WATER
CAPACITY BUILDING
CERTIFICATION
CINCHONA
COCOA
COCONUT
COCONUT PRODUCTS
COFFEE
COFFEE EXPORTS
COFFEE PLANTATIONS
CONTRACT PERIOD
COST RECOVERY
CROP
CROP DIVERSIFICATION
CULTIVATION
DATES
DECISION MAKING
DEED REGISTRATION
DEMAND MANAGEMENT
DROUGHT
ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
ECONOMIC FACTORS
EMPLOYMENT
ENTITLEMENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES
EXPORT CROPS
FAO
FARM
FARMER
FARMER ORGANIZATIONS
FARMERS
FARMS
FERTILIZER
FLOOD CONTROL
FOOD SECURITY
FORESTRY
GARDENS
GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
GRAIN
GRAIN YIELDS
GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
GROUNDWATER
GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT
GROUNDWATER RESOURCES
HOUSEHOLDS
IMPORTS
INCOME
IRRIGATION SCHEME
IRRIGATION WATER
LABOR FORCE
LAND REFORM
LAND TITLING
LAND USE
LEGISLATION
LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
MANAGEMENT OF WATER
MARKET ECONOMIES
MINIMUM WAGES
NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES
NATURAL RESOURCES
NURSERIES
PADDY
PLANT PESTS
PLANT PROTECTION
PLANTATIONS
POLLUTION
POLLUTION CONTROL
POOR FARMERS
PRIVATE COMPANIES
PRODUCE
PRODUCERS
PRODUCTIVITY
PUBLIC COMPANIES
PUBLIC HEALTH
QUALITY OF WATER
QUALITY STANDARDS
QUININE
REAL WAGES
REPLANTING
RESISTANCE TO DISEASE
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
RICE
RIVER BASIN
RIVER BASINS
SCARCE WATER
SCARCE WATER RESOURCES
SECTORAL WATER
SEED
SEED COMPANIES
SEED INDUSTRY
SEED POLICY
SEED REGULATION
SEED REGULATIONS
SEED TECHNOLOGY
SEEDS
SMALL FARMERS
SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
SUSTAINABLE USE
TEA
TEA PLANTS
TEA SECTOR
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS
TOBACCO
UNEMPLOYMENT
USE OF WATER
VEGETABLES
WAGE RATES
WAGES
WATER ALLOCATION
WATER CONSERVATION
WATER DEVELOPMENT
WATER POLICIES
WATER QUALITY
WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
WATER QUANTITY
WATER RESOURCE
WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
WATER RESOURCES
WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
WATER RIGHTS
WATER SECTOR
WATER SERVICE
WATER SOURCES
WATER USE
WATER USERS
WATER USES
WEEDS
WELLS
WHEAT
spellingShingle NON-FOOD AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL INCOME
RURAL GROWTH
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
EMPLOYMENT POLICY
LABOR MIGRATION
PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH
AGRICULTURAL POLICY REFORM
RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
INTEGRATED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
POLICY REFORM
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
TECHNOLOGY POLICY
TARIFF STRUCTURES
LAND ADMINISTRATION
WATER TARIFFS
LABOR POLICY
COMMODITY MARKETS
PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
AGRARIAN REFORM
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
AGRICULTURAL CROPS
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
AGRICULTURAL HOUSEHOLDS
AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT
ALLOCATION OF WATER
ANIMALS
AQUIFERS
BRACKISH WATER
CAPACITY BUILDING
CERTIFICATION
CINCHONA
COCOA
COCONUT
COCONUT PRODUCTS
COFFEE
COFFEE EXPORTS
COFFEE PLANTATIONS
CONTRACT PERIOD
COST RECOVERY
CROP
CROP DIVERSIFICATION
CULTIVATION
DATES
DECISION MAKING
DEED REGISTRATION
DEMAND MANAGEMENT
DROUGHT
ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
ECONOMIC FACTORS
EMPLOYMENT
ENTITLEMENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES
EXPORT CROPS
FAO
FARM
FARMER
FARMER ORGANIZATIONS
FARMERS
FARMS
FERTILIZER
FLOOD CONTROL
FOOD SECURITY
FORESTRY
GARDENS
GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
GRAIN
GRAIN YIELDS
GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
GROUNDWATER
GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT
GROUNDWATER RESOURCES
HOUSEHOLDS
IMPORTS
INCOME
IRRIGATION SCHEME
IRRIGATION WATER
LABOR FORCE
LAND REFORM
LAND TITLING
LAND USE
LEGISLATION
LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
MANAGEMENT OF WATER
MARKET ECONOMIES
MINIMUM WAGES
NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES
NATURAL RESOURCES
NURSERIES
PADDY
PLANT PESTS
PLANT PROTECTION
PLANTATIONS
POLLUTION
POLLUTION CONTROL
POOR FARMERS
PRIVATE COMPANIES
PRODUCE
PRODUCERS
PRODUCTIVITY
PUBLIC COMPANIES
PUBLIC HEALTH
QUALITY OF WATER
QUALITY STANDARDS
QUININE
REAL WAGES
REPLANTING
RESISTANCE TO DISEASE
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
RICE
RIVER BASIN
RIVER BASINS
SCARCE WATER
SCARCE WATER RESOURCES
SECTORAL WATER
SEED
SEED COMPANIES
SEED INDUSTRY
SEED POLICY
SEED REGULATION
SEED REGULATIONS
SEED TECHNOLOGY
SEEDS
SMALL FARMERS
SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
SUSTAINABLE USE
TEA
TEA PLANTS
TEA SECTOR
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS
TOBACCO
UNEMPLOYMENT
USE OF WATER
VEGETABLES
WAGE RATES
WAGES
WATER ALLOCATION
WATER CONSERVATION
WATER DEVELOPMENT
WATER POLICIES
WATER QUALITY
WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
WATER QUANTITY
WATER RESOURCE
WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
WATER RESOURCES
WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
WATER RIGHTS
WATER SECTOR
WATER SERVICE
WATER SOURCES
WATER USE
WATER USERS
WATER USES
WEEDS
WELLS
WHEAT
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Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables
geographic_facet South Asia
Sri Lanka
description Economic development has brought about, the decline in contribution of the agricultural sector to the economy of Sri Lanka, and, consistent with this economic transformation, the structure of employment also changed. Thus, as labor migrates away from agriculture, the productivity, for those who remain in the land, needs to increase significantly. This report examines the constraints to promoting more rapid agricultural, and rural non-farm sector growth, and, reviews the recent performance of the agricultural, and rural non-farm sectors, in particular the non-plantation agricultural sector; scrutinizes the major policy, and regulatory barriers, that hinder a sustained growth in rural areas; and, proposes options for improvement in the key areas. A critical step to achieve this sector growth, and meet the changing demands of the overall economy, is the need to formulate, and implement a renewed rural development strategy, that builds on synergies in the agricultural, and non-farm sectors. This integrated rural development framework becomes an instrument that can complement a sustained growth in the non-farm sector, namely through the performance of public agricultural research, and extension systems, formulated under an updated National Agricultural Strategy and Policy, that modernizes technology policies, and regulations, commits to stabilizing tariff policies, and similarly, commits to implementing policy reforms in land administration, water, labor, commodity marketing, and the commercial private sector. Nonetheless, the report further suggests that prior to implementing this strategy, the Government should formulate a Poverty Reduction Strategy, a critical vehicle for completing the rural strategy framework.
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author World Bank
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title Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables
title_short Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables
title_full Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables
title_fullStr Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables
title_full_unstemmed Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables
title_sort sri lanka : promoting agricultural and rural non-farm sector growth, voume 2. annexes and statistical tables
publisher Washington, DC
publishDate 2013
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/02/2171986/sri-lanka-promoting-agricultural-rural-non-farm-sector-growth-vol-2-2-annexes-statistical-tables
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spelling okr-10986-148772021-04-23T14:03:16Z Sri Lanka : Promoting Agricultural and Rural Non-farm Sector Growth, Voume 2. Annexes and Statistical Tables World Bank NON-FOOD AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL INCOME RURAL GROWTH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYMENT POLICY LABOR MIGRATION PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH AGRICULTURAL POLICY REFORM RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INTEGRATED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION REGULATORY FRAMEWORK POLICY REFORM AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION TECHNOLOGY POLICY TARIFF STRUCTURES LAND ADMINISTRATION WATER TARIFFS LABOR POLICY COMMODITY MARKETS PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AGRARIAN REFORM AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES AGRICULTURAL CROPS AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL HOUSEHOLDS AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT ALLOCATION OF WATER ANIMALS AQUIFERS BRACKISH WATER CAPACITY BUILDING CERTIFICATION CINCHONA COCOA COCONUT COCONUT PRODUCTS COFFEE COFFEE EXPORTS COFFEE PLANTATIONS CONTRACT PERIOD COST RECOVERY CROP CROP DIVERSIFICATION CULTIVATION DATES DECISION MAKING DEED REGISTRATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT DROUGHT ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ECONOMIC FACTORS EMPLOYMENT ENTITLEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES EXPORT CROPS FAO FARM FARMER FARMER ORGANIZATIONS FARMERS FARMS FERTILIZER FLOOD CONTROL FOOD SECURITY FORESTRY GARDENS GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS GRAIN GRAIN YIELDS GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT GROUNDWATER GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT GROUNDWATER RESOURCES HOUSEHOLDS IMPORTS INCOME IRRIGATION SCHEME IRRIGATION WATER LABOR FORCE LAND REFORM LAND TITLING LAND USE LEGISLATION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LOCAL AUTHORITIES MANAGEMENT OF WATER MARKET ECONOMIES MINIMUM WAGES NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES NURSERIES PADDY PLANT PESTS PLANT PROTECTION PLANTATIONS POLLUTION POLLUTION CONTROL POOR FARMERS PRIVATE COMPANIES PRODUCE PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC COMPANIES PUBLIC HEALTH QUALITY OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS QUININE REAL WAGES REPLANTING RESISTANCE TO DISEASE RESOURCE ALLOCATION RICE RIVER BASIN RIVER BASINS SCARCE WATER SCARCE WATER RESOURCES SECTORAL WATER SEED SEED COMPANIES SEED INDUSTRY SEED POLICY SEED REGULATION SEED REGULATIONS SEED TECHNOLOGY SEEDS SMALL FARMERS SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE USE TEA TEA PLANTS TEA SECTOR TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS TOBACCO UNEMPLOYMENT USE OF WATER VEGETABLES WAGE RATES WAGES WATER ALLOCATION WATER CONSERVATION WATER DEVELOPMENT WATER POLICIES WATER QUALITY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT WATER QUANTITY WATER RESOURCE WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WATER RESOURCES WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WATER RIGHTS WATER SECTOR WATER SERVICE WATER SOURCES WATER USE WATER USERS WATER USES WEEDS WELLS WHEAT Economic development has brought about, the decline in contribution of the agricultural sector to the economy of Sri Lanka, and, consistent with this economic transformation, the structure of employment also changed. Thus, as labor migrates away from agriculture, the productivity, for those who remain in the land, needs to increase significantly. This report examines the constraints to promoting more rapid agricultural, and rural non-farm sector growth, and, reviews the recent performance of the agricultural, and rural non-farm sectors, in particular the non-plantation agricultural sector; scrutinizes the major policy, and regulatory barriers, that hinder a sustained growth in rural areas; and, proposes options for improvement in the key areas. A critical step to achieve this sector growth, and meet the changing demands of the overall economy, is the need to formulate, and implement a renewed rural development strategy, that builds on synergies in the agricultural, and non-farm sectors. This integrated rural development framework becomes an instrument that can complement a sustained growth in the non-farm sector, namely through the performance of public agricultural research, and extension systems, formulated under an updated National Agricultural Strategy and Policy, that modernizes technology policies, and regulations, commits to stabilizing tariff policies, and similarly, commits to implementing policy reforms in land administration, water, labor, commodity marketing, and the commercial private sector. Nonetheless, the report further suggests that prior to implementing this strategy, the Government should formulate a Poverty Reduction Strategy, a critical vehicle for completing the rural strategy framework. 2013-08-07T20:22:55Z 2013-08-07T20:22:55Z 2003-02-26 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/02/2171986/sri-lanka-promoting-agricultural-rural-non-farm-sector-growth-vol-2-2-annexes-statistical-tables http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14877 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Economic & Sector Work South Asia Sri Lanka