An MOU was signed between the Department of Forest Conservation of Sri Lanka and AmPark Foundation to restore at-risk forest systems using a modified syntropic agroforestry model. The Revive Project is an initiative of AmPark Foundation, which is a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting climate change globally. The forest system of Sri Lanka are increasingly […]
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Collaboration with the Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka Ampark Foundation delivered a technical presentation to the Additional Director General and senior departmental officials of the Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka, focusing on the impacts of climate change and practical approaches to strengthening climate resilience. The discussion highlighted key areas including riverbank protection, sustainable water resource […]
The Ampark Foundation was invited by the Irrigation Department to deliver the key note address for the World Rivers Day 2023. The 90- minute presentation covered the impacts of climate change on Sri Lanka and its implication of strategic water resource management and disaster preparedness. The event provided an opportunity to share perspectives on river […]
Collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Sri Lanka Ampark Consulting Services works closely with the Ministry of Agriculture, Sri Lanka, supporting efforts to strengthen the resilience and sustainability of the country’s agricultural sector. Our engagement focuses on understanding the impacts of climate change on agriculture and developing practical adaptation strategies that can improve productivity while […]
Ampark Consulting Services works alongside the Department of Forest Conservation, Sri Lanka, contributing to initiatives focused on forest restoration, ecosystem conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable land management. Through our technical expertise and practical approach, we support the development of environmentally sustainable solutions that help restore degraded landscapes and strengthen the long-term resilience of Sri Lanka’s […]
Many small but successful social, climate and economic development projects exist around Sri Lanka. These dedicated groups of people have implemented their projects with passion, and have created positive impacts within their limited areas of operations. Whilst successful at their present scale, they lack the knowledge and resources to expand and scale these solutions nationally. […]
