In rural areas plagued by unemployment, isolation, and fractured schools, Wanni makes rural youth competitive in the global marketplace. Wanni found a way to bring modern technology to isolated communities, link villagers to outside networks through email, and use alternative education (with an emphasis on the English language) to foster teamwork, creativity and self-esteem amongst students. Wanni’s plans include contracting an outsourcing venture that will employ 1,000 young people, creating access to a free English satellite TV station, and establishing e-commerce so farmers can avoid middlemen and sell their products at market prices. Horizon Lanka Foundation’s innovative methods have attracted international interest and the Sri Lankan government which has committed to replicate his model in many parts of the country.










Sir,
What happend to horizon lanka project. I Heard it was closed. is it really closed.
redards.
dasun
By: Tharindu on January 1, 2009
at 11:00 am
Nope. Project goes very well though we had some hiccups last year. Visit http://www.horizonlanka.org
By: tbnandasiriwanninayaka on February 1, 2009
at 11:11 am
I have visited http://www.pradeepdesilva.com and it is encouraging to see. I know another party who does the same thing and the site is: http://www.myhome-myoffice.com, and may be he could be very useful for this type of work. Check it out.
By: Robert Letterman on May 17, 2009
at 8:19 am
Appreciate your efforts. It’s rare to see people in your caliber actively participating in projects like this.
By: sammy on July 27, 2009
at 9:58 pm