The post-Covid-19 era is happening now and Sri Lanka needs to plan for its different phases. IntroductionThe coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19) hit the coast of Sri Lanka just as Sri Lanka was recovering from terrorist strikes. The ADB plans for economic growth in Sri Lanka to surge in 2021 to 4.1% and in 2022 to moderate to 3.6%. Active labour market policy should play an essential role in helping the labour force adapt to various economic sectors and adapt to changes in labour market demand. Sri Lanka is looking at massively decreased harvests of everything from paddy to tea and coconut, due to this nonsensical decision.

Source: The Nation July 18, 2021 20:03 UTC