Case study of agriculture and development projects on Sri lanka army’s contribution to achieve food security
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https://doi.org/10.3329/bjsir.v59i1.71133Keywords:
Sri Lanka, Agriculture, Army, Food SecurityAbstract
This research explores the role of the Sri Lanka Army’s in enhancing food security within the country. Food security is a critical concern in Sri Lanka, influenced by factors such as climate change, agricultural practices, and societal dynamics. Leveraging their capabilities and resources, the Sri Lanka Army can significantly contribute to addressing these challenges. This study examines the potential contributions of the army in terms of food production, infrastructure development, technology adoption, and capacity building and development. Research design is a mixed-methods approach were used by a structured questionnaire targeting various stakeholders, including pertinent Sri Lanka Army personnel and conducted in-depth interviews with key stakeholders. The analysis underscores the importance of collaboration, knowledge transfer, and sustainable practices in achieving lasting food security. Through a comprehensive approach and collaborative efforts involving various stakeholders, including government bodies, local communities, and agricultural organizations, a more resilient and secure food system can be envisioned for Sri Lanka.
Bangladesh J. Sci. Ind. Res. 59(1), 35-46, 2024
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