British Council and HSBC Launch ‘Green Pathways’ to Empower Sri Lankan Youth for Blue-Green Economy
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The British Council and HSBC Sri Lanka have launched 'Green Pathways', a new initiative to support young Sri Lankans in accessing employment, entrepreneurship, and leadership opportunities in the country's emerging blue-green economy.
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- —Youth Connect: Inclusive Economic Empowerment (IEE) - Green Pathways
- —SEVANTHA Urban Resource Centre and Muslim Aid Sri Lanka will implement the project
- —Sri Lanka's blue-green economy
“Sri Lanka's young people have the talent, ambition, and potential to drive Sri Lanka's blue-green future.”
“As economies and workplaces evolve, supporting people to navigate change and access future opportunities has never been more important.”
The initiative aims to promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth in Sri Lanka's emerging blue-green economy, which is expected to create new job opportunities and drive economic development.
The project will support young people to explore pathways into employment and entrepreneurship, with the partnership between the British Council and HSBC Sri Lanka expected to continue supporting the initiative in the coming months.
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