Promoting Ethical Conduct and Professionalising the Recruitment Industry in Sri Lanka
Evaluation of the recruitment component implemented under a broader labour migration policy project.
View project →Evidence-based social science and behavioural research with practical interventions that respond to socioeconomic, health and community challenges.
The Center for Development Research and Interventions (CDRI) is a non-profit organization founded to conduct social science and behavioural research and to identify social and behavioural interventions that offer solutions to numerous socioeconomic, health and other problems in Sri Lanka and elsewhere.
Read More About CDRI →CDRI promotes evidence-based policy making and community-level interventions.
The CDRI aims to make recommendations to relevant authorities, devise strategies to intervene directly to ameliorate problems, create awareness among the general public through the media, and enhance the social capital of communities.
Evaluation of the recruitment component implemented under a broader labour migration policy project.
View project →Research workshop for children of the National Children Council at Sarvodaya Centre, Moratuwa.
View project →A study of technical, legal and socio-cultural complexities in communicating tsunami risk.
View project →A WHO/Thai Health International collaborative research project focused on alcohol-related harm to others.
View project →Research commissioned with IPS for IOM and the Ministry of Foreign Employment.
View project →Development of a three-year action plan to strengthen a national institution for innovative public service delivery.
View project →Developed by the Programme for Formulating Sound National Policies.
A published policy proposal listed in CDRI's publications archive.
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