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Sri Lanka: Technical Education
Development Project
Overview of Project
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ADB will help develop more highly skilled workers in Sri Lanka through a US$20
million loan to improve technical education and vocational training (TEVT) in the
country
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The project will improve quality, relevance, and sustainability of the programs for
technicians and technologists by developing standards, upgrading selected
colleges, and boosting the capacity of TEVT teachers and personnel
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It will help to meet the supply of technicians, skilled workers and mid level
professionals, which is falling short of both local and international demand
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It will strengthen the Ministry of Skills Development, Vocational and Technical
Education (MSDVTE) and other relevant institutions to better facilitate and ensure
a relevant, quality, and sustainable TEVT in the country
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ADB's loan, which will cover 75% of the project's total estimated cost of $26.7
million, comes from its concessional Asian Development Fund. The Government
will shoulder the balance of $6.7 million
Project Data
Loan Identification
Country
ADB Loan Number
Project Title
Borrower
Executing Agency
Amount of ADB Loan
Government of Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
2197-SRI (SF)
Technical Education Development Project
Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
Ministry of Vocational and Technical Training, Ministry of Youth
Affairs and Skills Development
$20 million
$6.7 million
Loan Data
Appraisal
- Date Started
- Date Completed
Closing Date
- In Loan Agreement
- Actual
- Number of Extensions
Terms of Loan
- Interest Rate
- Maturity
- Grace Period
18 July 2005
29 July 2005
31 August 2011
31 August 2011
0
1.0% per annum during grace period 1.5% per annum thereafter
32 years
8 years
Project Data
Project Cost ($ Million)
Source
Foreign Exchange Local Currency
Total Cost
Percent
ADB
9.9
10.1
20.0
75
Government
0.0
6.7
6.7...