"Since the beginning of human civilization, shelter has been one of the basic needs of humans. So, when the civilization developed through time, the need for dwellings was growing just as quickly. In today’s world, with ...

"With the Covid-19 pandemic, low government revenues, and ill-timed tax cuts that unfavourably affected the country’s tourism industry, foreign remittances. Sri Lanka is facing its largest economic crisis. The standard of ...

Recruitment refers to the process of identifying and hiring the most suitable candidate for a job opening. However, Research and Survey results reveal that there are many shortcomings in the current recruitment procedure ...

"Protected Agriculture (PA) serves as a crucial pillar of Sri Lanka's agricultural industry, offering a lifeline by overcoming the challenges faced by traditional farming methods. However, the recent convergence of COVID-19 ...

"Agriculture, a crucial economic sector for the island nation, employs a massive proportion of Sri Lanka's workforce. However, Sri Lankan farmers face a number of challenges, including poor logistics, a lack of real-time ...

"The catering and in-flight services domain of the aviation industry generates a large amount of food waste particularly originating from deplaned waste and terminal waste. As a result of the increasing amounts of food ...

Tourism plays a crucial role in Sri Lanka's economy, contributing significantly to the country's Gross Domestic Product. The tourism sector encompasses various sub- sectors, including Food Tourism, also known as Gastro-Tourism, ...

The ornamental fish industry is a widespread and global component of international trade (import & export), fisheries, aquaculture and development. The growth of ornamental fish international trade (in exports) has surged ...

Finance is a one of imperative requirement of people. Since the business requirements are growing with the new technology, most of the basic components are being automated presently. But when it comes to Sri Lanka, yet ...

"Every year, over 1.25 million people are killed in traffic accidents around the world. Every day, roughly seven to eight individuals die in Sri Lanka, resulting in approximately 3,000 deaths each year. According to the ...