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ලංකාව හැදෙන්නේ නැ බන්..ආතල් එකට එකාට එකා බොලේ පාස් කර කර නිකන් කාලා බීලා ආතල් එකේ ඉන්න දන්නේ ඕක රජකාලේ ඉන්දන් එන සීන් එකක්ද කොහෙද...මහන්සි වෙලා වැඩක් කරපු එකෙක් නැති තරම්...ඉස්සර නිකන් ඉන්දලා කාලා දැන් පත්තියන් වෙලා.
Here you go බායි friends
Here’s a clear, up-to-date summary of the digitalisation initiatives currently in effect under the Anura Kumara Dissanayake government in Sri Lanka (as of early 2026) — focusing on what’s been launched, planned or underway:
Major Government Digitalisation Programs & Policies
1. GovPay — Government Digital Payment Platform
The government launched GovPay, a nationwide digital payment system that centralises payments to and from government services.
It enables citizens and businesses to pay for licences, fees and services online, reducing paperwork and inefficiencies.
Initially integrated with dozens of institutions, the plan is to eventually unify all government payments under this platform.
🪪 2. Digital Identity (Sri Lanka Unique Digital ID)
A national digital identity system is a key component of the government’s digital transformation agenda.
Digital IDs will help streamline citizen access to public and private services, improve tax compliance, and support a transition to a digital economy.
Allocations and rollout efforts are underway, with citizen cards expected to begin issuance as part of the 2026 budget roadmap.
3. e-Civil Registration (EBMD & One Registry)
Electronic certificates for Births, Marriages, and Deaths (EBMD) have been introduced, including access for Sri Lankans abroad via overseas missions.
In partnership with the UNDP and WHO, the ‘One Registry’ initiative is strengthening the civil registration and vital statistics system to support equitable service delivery.
4. Inland Revenue & Tax Administration Digitalisation
The government is actively modernising the Inland Revenue Department’s systems to digital platforms to improve tax administration, reporting, compliance and transparency.
This is part of a longer-term strategy to achieve broader digital economy targets by 2030.
5. Digitalisation of Overseas Services
Work is underway to digitally reform services delivered through Sri Lankan foreign missions, including online consular support and multilingual platforms to better serve Sri Lankans abroad.
6. Cybersecurity & National Digital Infrastructure
A National Cyber Security Operations Centre (NCSOC) and a National Cyber Protection Strategy (2025–2029) have been launched to bolster the security of critical digital infrastructure and protect citizens and government services from cyber threats.
7. Institutional & Strategic Framework
The President appointed a Chief Advisor on Digital Economy and elevated digitalisation within governance structures, indicating a central role for digital policy in national planning.
Efforts include building Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), improving ICT standards, and fostering private-sector collaboration.
Budget & Strategic Focus (2026)
As part of the 2026 national budget:
Significant funding was allocated for digital economy development (~Rs.25.5 billion+), including infrastructure incentives like tax breaks for communication towers and data centre investment.
Plans include promoting cashless transactions (e.g., waiving government fees on e-payments) and funding tech innovation, AI projects and startup ecosystems.
Virtual Special Economic Zones and cloud/AI resources for universities and schools are also part of the roadmap.
Broader Vision
Overall, the government’s digitalisation push aims to:
Improve public sector efficiency and transparency
Boost citizen access to services (both inside Sri Lanka and abroad)
Strengthen the digital economy as a contributor to GDP and jobs
Support formalisation of the informal economy via digital systems
Attract investment in digital infrastructure and tech sectors.
Here’s a clear, up-to-date summary of the digitalisation initiatives currently in effect under the Anura Kumara Dissanayake government in Sri Lanka (as of early 2026) — focusing on what’s been launched, planned or underway:
Major Government Digitalisation Programs & Policies 1. GovPay — Government Digital Payment PlatformThe government launched GovPay, a nationwide digital payment system that centralises payments to and from government services.
It enables citizens and businesses to pay for licences, fees and services online, reducing paperwork and inefficiencies.
Initially integrated with dozens of institutions, the plan is to eventually unify all government payments under this platform.
🪪 2. Digital Identity (Sri Lanka Unique Digital ID)
A national digital identity system is a key component of the government’s digital transformation agenda.
Digital IDs will help streamline citizen access to public and private services, improve tax compliance, and support a transition to a digital economy.
Allocations and rollout efforts are underway, with citizen cards expected to begin issuance as part of the 2026 budget roadmap.
3. e-Civil Registration (EBMD & One Registry)Electronic certificates for Births, Marriages, and Deaths (EBMD) have been introduced, including access for Sri Lankans abroad via overseas missions.
In partnership with the UNDP and WHO, the ‘One Registry’ initiative is strengthening the civil registration and vital statistics system to support equitable service delivery.
4. Inland Revenue & Tax Administration DigitalisationThe government is actively modernising the Inland Revenue Department’s systems to digital platforms to improve tax administration, reporting, compliance and transparency.
This is part of a longer-term strategy to achieve broader digital economy targets by 2030.
5. Digitalisation of Overseas ServicesWork is underway to digitally reform services delivered through Sri Lankan foreign missions, including online consular support and multilingual platforms to better serve Sri Lankans abroad.
6. Cybersecurity & National Digital InfrastructureA National Cyber Security Operations Centre (NCSOC) and a National Cyber Protection Strategy (2025–2029) have been launched to bolster the security of critical digital infrastructure and protect citizens and government services from cyber threats.
7. Institutional & Strategic FrameworkThe President appointed a Chief Advisor on Digital Economy and elevated digitalisation within governance structures, indicating a central role for digital policy in national planning.
Efforts include building Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), improving ICT standards, and fostering private-sector collaboration.
Budget & Strategic Focus (2026)As part of the 2026 national budget:
Significant funding was allocated for digital economy development (~Rs.25.5 billion+), including infrastructure incentives like tax breaks for communication towers and data centre investment.
Plans include promoting cashless transactions (e.g., waiving government fees on e-payments) and funding tech innovation, AI projects and startup ecosystems.
Virtual Special Economic Zones and cloud/AI resources for universities and schools are also part of the roadmap.
Broader VisionOverall, the government’s digitalisation push aims to:
Improve public sector efficiency and transparency
Boost citizen access to services (both inside Sri Lanka and abroad)
Strengthen the digital economy as a contributor to GDP and jobs
Support formalisation of the informal economy via digital systems
Attract investment in digital infrastructure and tech sectors.
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එහෙම රෙද්දක් නැ මචං. කරනවනම් කරන්න පුලුවන්. තියෙන රිසෝස් ටික හරියට මැනේජ් කරලා . ජනතාවට දෙයක් වෙනවා හරියට කලානම්. ඒවගේ රටවල් වල ඉන්න නිසා තමා කියන්නේ
මොකද්ද මේ සින් එක..කියපං ටිකක් බලන්න
දෙයක් කිවම , වැරැද්දක් තියෙයිනම් හදාගනින්. බයියද පයියද නෙමේබයියා ආණ්ඩුවක් නැති එකේ පාඩුව තමයි මේ
දෙයක් කිවම , වැරැද්දක් තියෙයිනම් හදාගනින්. බයියද පයියද නෙමේතැරි බයියොන්ට දැන් තමා වෙබ් සයිට් හදන්න මතක් වෙලා තියෙන්නෙ.
කරන්න ඉන්න ඒව නෙමේ. කරපුව කියපං. ගව්පේ එක විතරනේ ඔතනින් execute වෙලා තියෙන්නේ.4,7 කරල තියෙයි මම හිතන්නේ. සෙන්ටර් එකක් නිකන් දැම්ම කියල වැඩක් නැනේ. ඔයිට වඩා කරනවනම් මේ අවුරුදු 2කට දැනෙන්න් දෙයක් කරන්න බැරිද බං. හරි හමන් ඉන්ටර්න් ලා ටිකක් ගත්තත් ගොඩ. කයිය විතරනේHere you go බායි friends
Here’s a clear, up-to-date summary of the digitalisation initiatives currently in effect under the Anura Kumara Dissanayake government in Sri Lanka (as of early 2026) — focusing on what’s been launched, planned or underway:
The government launched GovPay, a nationwide digital payment system that centralises payments to and from government services.
It enables citizens and businesses to pay for licences, fees and services online, reducing paperwork and inefficiencies.
Initially integrated with dozens of institutions, the plan is to eventually unify all government payments under this platform.
🪪 2. Digital Identity (Sri Lanka Unique Digital ID)
A national digital identity system is a key component of the government’s digital transformation agenda.
Digital IDs will help streamline citizen access to public and private services, improve tax compliance, and support a transition to a digital economy.
Allocations and rollout efforts are underway, with citizen cards expected to begin issuance as part of the 2026 budget roadmap.
Electronic certificates for Births, Marriages, and Deaths (EBMD) have been introduced, including access for Sri Lankans abroad via overseas missions.
In partnership with the UNDP and WHO, the ‘One Registry’ initiative is strengthening the civil registration and vital statistics system to support equitable service delivery.
The government is actively modernising the Inland Revenue Department’s systems to digital platforms to improve tax administration, reporting, compliance and transparency.
This is part of a longer-term strategy to achieve broader digital economy targets by 2030.
Work is underway to digitally reform services delivered through Sri Lankan foreign missions, including online consular support and multilingual platforms to better serve Sri Lankans abroad.
A National Cyber Security Operations Centre (NCSOC) and a National Cyber Protection Strategy (2025–2029) have been launched to bolster the security of critical digital infrastructure and protect citizens and government services from cyber threats.
The President appointed a Chief Advisor on Digital Economy and elevated digitalisation within governance structures, indicating a central role for digital policy in national planning.
Efforts include building Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), improving ICT standards, and fostering private-sector collaboration.
As part of the 2026 national budget:
Significant funding was allocated for digital economy development (~Rs.25.5 billion+), including infrastructure incentives like tax breaks for communication towers and data centre investment.
Plans include promoting cashless transactions (e.g., waiving government fees on e-payments) and funding tech innovation, AI projects and startup ecosystems.
Virtual Special Economic Zones and cloud/AI resources for universities and schools are also part of the roadmap.
Overall, the government’s digitalisation push aims to:
Improve public sector efficiency and transparency
Boost citizen access to services (both inside Sri Lanka and abroad)
Strengthen the digital economy as a contributor to GDP and jobs
Support formalisation of the informal economy via digital systems
Attract investment in digital infrastructure and tech sectors.
අනේ අනේ මේ අමුක ඩුමුක .ප්ලිස්
අපේ ඔෆිස් එකෙත් ඉන්නව ඩිපාට්මන්ට් එකක ඉන්නකම් බුල් ගහල වෙන තැනකට මාරු කරාම අලුතෙන් අර තැනට ඇවිත් මොනාහරි කරන්න ට්රයිකරන උන්ට අරක කරන්න තිබ්බ මේක කරන්න තිබ්බ කියන උං
. අපේ ඔෆිස් එකෙත් ඉන්නව ඩිපාට්මන්ට් එකක ඉන්නකම් බුල් ගහල වෙන තැනකට මාරු කරාම අලුතෙන් අර තැනට ඇවිත් මොනාහරි කරන්න ට්රයිකරන උන්ට අරක කරන්න තිබ්බ මේක කරන්න තිබ්බ කියන උං
උබලගෙ ඔෆිස් එකේ නැද්ද වැඩක් කරගෙන යන උන්ට ආඩපාලි කිය කිය කෝචෝක් දදා ඉදලා අන්තිමට අන්තිමට උටම වැඩේ බාර දුන්නම වැඩේ කරගන්න බැරුව නැට්ට පුකේ ගහගෙන ඉන්න ඩයල්
මගේ බදු සල්ලි වලින් පචයා මොනවද කරේ කියලා දැනගන්න පුලුවන්ද ?
ධීවරයින්ට මාළු ඉන්න තැන කියන msg එක එනවද ?
ධීවරයින්ට මාළු ඉන්න තැන කියන msg එක එනවද ?
