Blog Post: The SRI in Sri Lanka ›
Topics: Food/Nutrition, Agriculture
Less water. No chemicals. More stalks. There's a lot to like about the alternative method of rice farming we're promoting in Sri Lanka, the System of Rice Intensification, or SRI.
Blog Post: From Crisis, Opportunity ›
Topics: Conflict & War, Agriculture
Small rice farmers can't often afford the caliber of seed that would enhance yields. By giving them vouchers and training, Mercy Corps is providing a sustainable income boost and contributing to Sri Lanka's push to become self-sufficient in rice production — a sure boost to the nation's food security.
Blog Post: Rice in Small Batches ›
Rice is the staple of Sri Lankan cuisine. It's typically consumed at every meal, either in its familiar granular form or in variations with names like hoppers, string hoppers and pittu.
Recovery Amid Conflict ›
Topics: Civil Society, Economic Development
Mercy Corps is helping Sri Lankan families from different income levels and ethnic backgrounds to find gainful and sustainable employment.
Community Groups Helping Neighbors ›
Topics: Emergencies, Economic Development, Civil Society
Tsunami-affected communities are putting their rebuilding plans on hold to help families displaced by recent violence.
Q&A: Crisis Displaces Sri Lankan Families ›
Topics: Emergencies, Peaceful Change, Civil Society
Mercy Corps Sri Lanka Country Director Josh DeWald answers questions about the current crisis.
Sri Lankan Families Flee Violence ›
Topics: Emergencies
Fighting in northeastern Sri Lanka has forced an estimated 170,000 people from their homes.
Getting Back to Play ›
Topics: Children
Joy and fun returned to dozens of Sri Lankan children when a creative, colorful playground was constructed near the camp where they're living with their families.

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