This study explores the impact of state banking services on rural livelihood development in Sri Lanka, specifically focusing on the Polonnaruwa District. This district was selected due to its predominantly agrarian ...

Entrepreneurship is increasingly viewed as a vital engine of economic growth, innovation, and employment. As such, institutions of higher education (HEIs) are now tasked with creating learning environments that not ...

Building resilient infrastructure is important for sustainable industrialization and development. The 9th Sustainable Development Goal aims to provide infrastructure for industrialization, and one of the targets of the ...

Mushroom cultivation has emerged as a vital rural livelihood strategy in Sri Lanka due to its low investment requirements, nutritional benefits, and growing consumer demand. While value addition in mushroom production ...

This study investigated the relationship between personality traits and investment choices across small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners in Sri Lanka. The SME sector comprises approximately 75% of total enterprises ...

Education serves as a cornerstone for developing human capital, enhancing productivity, and fostering economic growth. In Sri Lanka, the government’s provision of free education has been instrumental in promoting a ...

This study investigates the intention–behaviour gap in ecotourism in Sri Lanka from the perspective of ecotourism operators-a stakeholder group often overlooked in existing literature. While many tourists express strong ...

Queuing is the inevitable aspect of our day-to-day life, occurring whenever the demand for relevant service exceeds the capacity or the speed of available servers. The Queuing theory provides a systematic framework to ...

Occupational stress among the government doctors in Sri Lanka, especially in Colombo District, has been increasingly becoming a problem. Though the problem is topical and justified, there is lack of empirical research ...

A collaborative academic culture is essential for innovation and institutional performance, yet it is often hindered by knowledge-hiding behaviour (KHB), the intentional withholding of requested knowledge. This study ...