Implementation of NDCs for Renewable Energy in Sri Lanka: Addressing Gaps in Policies and Regulations
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SLYCAN Trust
The research project "Implementation of NDCs for Renewable Energy in Sri Lanka" focuses on identifying gaps in policies and regulations in Sri Lanka to implement the country's Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) for renewable energy, with a primary focus on solar and wind energy.
The project was implemented in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Integrated Research and Action for Development (IRADe) and included expert consultations, stakeholder consultations for data and information collection, and a national workshop which presented the research findings.
The research also focused on building on regional cooperation in the energy sector, and promoting of renewable energy in the South Asian region.
SLYCAN Trust is a non-profit think tank. It has been a registered legal entity in the form of a trust since 2016, and a guarantee limited company since 2019. The entities focus on the thematic areas of climate change, adaptation and resilience, sustainable development, environmental conservation and restoration, social justice, and animal welfare. SLYCAN Trust’s activities include legal and policy research, education and awareness creation, capacity building and training, and implementation of ground level action. SLYCAN Trust aims to facilitate and contribute to multi-stakeholder driven, inclusive and participatory actions for a sustainable and resilient future for all.
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