Projects

This project empowered traditional Sesath craft artisans (umbrella makers) to enhance economic sustainability and market access.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from Cardno Emerging Markets (Australia), the project aimed to strengthen traditional craft livelihoods and support small-scale entrepreneurship.

This project supported local CSOs and youth to drive community-led social cohesion initiatives, including addressing extremism through youth enterprises.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UNDP, the project aimed to strengthen community resilience, promote inclusivity, and empower youth as agents of positive social change.

This project supported participatory climate action planning (Nationally Determined Contributions – NDCs) during the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring climate-just and community-driven responses.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from BMZ (through CARE Deutschland), the project aimed to amplify the voices of vulnerable groups in national climate action processes.

CONNECT promoted social cohesion and reconciliation by facilitating structured dialogues and programs across communities in conflict-affected areas.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from Global Communities and USAID, the project aimed to strengthen community relationships and foster understanding.

WEAVE II focused on empowering women-headed households in Northern Sri Lanka by strengthening entrepreneurship, supporting viable business ventures, and enhancing linkages with government support systems.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE Netherlands and the H&M Foundation, the project aimed to improve economic independence, decision-making power, and sustainable livelihoods for women in post-conflict communities.

This project supported the socio-economic well-being of women and youth through enterprise and livelihood initiatives, enhancing economic independence and community development.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from the European Union – Sri Lanka and Maldives, the project aimed to build skills, improve market access, and create sustainable income opportunities.

This project empowered traditional Sesath craft artisans (umbrella makers) to enhance economic sustainability and market access.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from Cardno Emerging Markets (Australia), the project aimed to strengthen traditional craft livelihoods and support small-scale entrepreneurship.

This project supported local CSOs and youth to drive community-led social cohesion initiatives, including addressing extremism through youth enterprises.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UNDP, the project aimed to strengthen community resilience, promote inclusivity, and empower youth as agents of positive social change.

This project supported participatory climate action planning (Nationally Determined Contributions – NDCs) during the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring climate-just and community-driven responses.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from BMZ (through CARE Deutschland), the project aimed to amplify the voices of vulnerable groups in national climate action processes.

CONNECT promoted social cohesion and reconciliation by facilitating structured dialogues and programs across communities in conflict-affected areas.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from Global Communities and USAID, the project aimed to strengthen community relationships and foster understanding.

WEAVE II focused on empowering women-headed households in Northern Sri Lanka by strengthening entrepreneurship, supporting viable business ventures, and enhancing linkages with government support systems.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE Netherlands and the H&M Foundation, the project aimed to improve economic independence, decision-making power, and sustainable livelihoods for women in post-conflict communities.

This project supported the socio-economic well-being of women and youth through enterprise and livelihood initiatives, enhancing economic independence and community development.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from the European Union – Sri Lanka and Maldives, the project aimed to build skills, improve market access, and create sustainable income opportunities.