CEPA carries out research to identify the causes, nature and extent of poverty and to better understand the impact of development policies and programmes on the trends, patterns and outcomes of poverty.
Completed Projects:
- The Joint Initiative for the Monitoring of Development Trends in the Central Province (JIMOD)
- Sri Lanka Community Food Security Profiling
- The Impact of Rural Roads on Poverty Reduction
- A Poverty Inventory for Monitoring of Poverty Alleviation Programmes
- Inter-Sectoral Study on Health and Education
- Ex-Post Evaluation of the Regional Rural Development Project (RRDP), Kandy
- Developing a Tracer Methodology to Identify long Term Impacts on Children and Families of ILO/IPEC Interventions against Child Labour
- Moving out of Poverty in the tea, rubber sectors in Sri Lanka
- Moving out of Poverty in Conflict-Affected Areas in Sri Lanka (MOP C)
- Transparency International
- Understanding the Dimensions and Dynamics of Poverty in Urban Underserved Settlements
- A Portfolio Analysis of The Poverty Orientation of GTZ Supported Projects in Sri Lanka
- Regional Poverty Database
- Perceptions of the Poor: Poverty Consultations in Four Districts in Sri Lanka
- Coping with Change: Poverty Impact of Privatisation on Labour
- Poverty & Caste
- Impact Monitoring Orientation of the Development Sector in Sri Lanka
- Impact Assessment of the Micro Finance and Business Development Services Approach to Poverty Alleviation
- SAARC Regional Poverty Profile 2005
