The State of Jobs in Post-Conflict Areas of Sri Lanka — World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 8355

David Newhouse and Ani Silwal · World Bank, February 2018

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Tier A World Bank baseline: 'Although Sri Lanka has made significant progress in social and economic development over the past decade, the Northern and Eastern provinces that faced the brunt of the decades-long conflict remain disproportionately poor and face unique economic challenges.' Structural baseline for the Graduate Return Index (GRI) numerator (N-E graduates outside the N-E civilian labour market). 2018 data, pre-2022 economic crisis.

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