Activities
Our Impactful Projects and Initiatives
Explore our diverse projects aimed at fostering business growth and community development. From national market access to training programs, we continue to drive progress through strategic initiatives.
Projects
Back to Business - FCCISL
2005 to 2006
Unido Project
2007 to 2010
YBSL - Ceylon Chamber of Commerce
June, 2012 -Feb.2014
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce - EU-NSA - Youth Intergration Programme
01.10.2012 to 31.12.2013
Cheer Project
01.10.2012 to 31.12.2013
ILO Project
2011 to 12.2012
Giz Project
One month workshop 2019
S4IG Project - Tourism Training
2018 June to 2020 May
Chamber Updates and Archive
மட்டக்களப்பு மாவட்ட வர்த்தக கைத்தொழில் விவசாய சம்மேளனம் விடுக்கும் முக்கிய அறிவித்தல்.
Archive notice. A full article is not available on this website.
Certificate Awarding Ceremony
Archive notice. A full article is not available on this website.
Understanding the project archive
The project list records a range of past BDCCIA activities, from the Back to Business project in 2005–2006 to S4IG tourism training listed for June 2018–May 2020. Other entries include work associated with UNIDO, YBSL, the Ceylon Chamber, ILO and GIZ. The names and periods help visitors identify the work they want to discuss. They should not be read as an announcement that those projects are accepting applications now. For current activities, ask the chamber to confirm the programme name, timing and arrangements.
Finding the right activity for your business
A useful enquiry starts with the practical issue your business wants to address. This might be improving business skills, understanding a new market, meeting other enterprises or discussing a sector-specific challenge. Explain what your organisation does and what you would like to learn. If an archived project seems relevant, include its exact name rather than assuming that a similarly named programme is the same initiative. Before arranging attendance, confirm the intended audience, location, language, registration process and any participation costs directly with the organiser.
Updates, archive notices and partnerships
The chamber updates below include a published account of the meeting with officials of the Japan High Commission. Older notices are retained as archive entries when a full article is not available on this website. They are not presented as upcoming events. An organisation proposing a new collaboration can send a short outline covering the business need, intended participants and the contribution it can offer. Keeping a proposed activity distinct from a completed project helps both members and partners find accurate information. The membership page explains the wider areas of chamber involvement, while future plans describe proposed development priorities.