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GROUNDBREAKING STUDY CHARTS COURSE FOR ENHANCED GENDER EQUALITY IN SRI LANKA'S MARITIME INDUSTRY
Sailor Today
|July 2025
A landmark research report, "INCLUSION OF WOMEN IN THE SRI LANKAN MARITIME INDUSTRY – A 2025 STUDY," was officially launched on 24th July 2025, at BMICH, Colombo. This pioneering initiative, spearheaded by MaritimeSheEO in collaboration with Ceyline Group and with the backing of the Director General of Merchant Shipping Sri Lanka (DGMS), marks a significant step towards fostering greater equality within the nation's maritime sector.
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This comprehensive study stands as the first of its kind, offering an in-depth examination of women's experiences across the Sri Lankan maritime industry. Its core objectives were to map the current landscape of women's participation, pinpoint existing barriers, and formulate actionable recommendations to cultivate a more inclusive environment, aligning with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. Key areas of focus included assessing the representation of women and roles they undertake in the maritime industry, identifying obstacles such as gender bias, limited access to training, and insufficient supportive policies, and devising practical strategies to enhance gender diversity and inclusion.
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