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  Miljökonsekvensutvärderingar av ett vattenprojekt i Östhammars skärgård (Lennart Bäck, Eva Bäck). EIA of a dredging project in the Östhammar archipelago, Sweden. Download (44,6MB)

  Presentation by Prof. Emer. M.M.Karunanayake and PhD C.K.M. Deheragoda, the Head of the Department of Geography, University of Sri Jayewardenapura, Sri Lanka (2006-09-06).
  

  Post-Tsunami Rehabilitation: Challenges for Development in Coastal Sri Lanka
  Development promotion and disaster aid are the two major dimensions of international assistance. How do they relate to each other, practically as well as conceptually? The scale of the Tsunami disaster brings the intricate relationship between recovery and development into acute focus.
  In a seminar held by The Department of Social and Economic Geography at Uppsala University and the Seminar for Development Studies (SDS), Uppsala University two senior researchers from Sri Lanka were invited to discuss the challenges facing post-Tsunami recovery by highlighting their implications for the development process.
  Professor Karunanayake’s major research interests are in rural and regional development and social and environmental impact studies. He has, among many other things, edited four books resulting from a Sida/SAREC research cooperation project on poverty alleviation and regional development in Sri Lanka, which he led 1999-2004.
  Dr. Deheragoda is the current director of the same project. Besides his academic work, he is involved at high levels in poverty alleviation and regional development activities in Sri Lanka. The presentation.

  Seminar by Mr. G.M. Bandaranayake 2006-09-08 on cascading tank systems in Sri Lanka
  
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