21 August 2023 09:24 am Views - 134
The share of Sri Lanka’s 100 trackable commitments in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme for which no data has been made available to assess progress — despite passing the agreed deadline — has increased from 9% in March to 15% in July, according to Verité Research.
The lack of information to make a reasonable assessment about these commitments, the think tank notes, highlights a growing lack of visibility on the government’s progress on the IMF programme.