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Sri Lanka’s Met chief forecast rain to December and a dry February to April 2027. Every report stopped at ten days. The dry half has stronger evidence
Sri Lanka has 15 Forward Faster signatories and 38 commitments. Bangladesh has 9 signatories and 60. What the depth gap exposes, and what boards should do
Across 36 annual reports from six of the CSE’s largest issuers, the CSR figure carried reasonable assurance seven times. None since March 2023.
Sri Lanka fixed Maha sowing at 15-25 October: crops a month old before November rain, harvested before the January dry. The drought reason never left
The Ceylon Chamber’s 2026 sustainability award now asks for three years of Scope 1, 2 and 3 data with attestations. Applications close 2 October.
If your company isn’t CSE-listed, mandatory ESG reporting feels like someone else’s problem. Sri Lanka’s own roadmap says otherwise. Here’s the timeline
ANALYSIS · ESG · 8 min read The Half of the Economy That ESG Rules Don’t Reach Mandatory sustainability disclosure has arrived for Sri Lanka’s listed companies. But listed companies are a small slice of the economy. The businesses that make up more than half of GDP report their environmental and social impact — if … Read more
ESGNexus.lk · Insights & Analysis Sri Lanka has built a credible regulatory architecture for mandatory sustainability reporting — SLFRS S1 and S2, the CBSL Roadmap 2.0, and the SEC’s governance rules. But regulatory ambition and corporate preparedness are two different things. This is an evidence-based assessment of where Sri Lanka’s listed sector actually stands — … Read more
ORGANISATIONS · 7 min read John Keells Holdings is among Sri Lanka’s most advanced corporate sustainability reporters. ESGNexus examines the substance of its carbon reduction commitments — what the roadmap contains, what the data shows, and where the gaps remain. By the ESGNexus Editorial Team · June 2026 · Estimated reading time: 7 min KEY … Read more
ESG — GOVERNANCE · 5 min read Sri Lanka’s corporate boardrooms remain significantly male-dominated despite growing regulatory pressure and mounting evidence linking board gender diversity to improved governance outcomes. ESGNexus examines the data, the gaps, and what boards should do. By the ESGNexus Editorial Team · June 2026 · Estimated reading time: 5 min KEY … Read more