Projects

The project improved access to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in communities affected by disasters.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from Welthungerhilfe Global Care (via CARE Deutschland), the project aimed to enhance public health, hygiene practices, and disaster resilience.

The NET Project – Network, Engage & Transform aimed to strengthen the political representation and leadership of women and girls in Northern Sri Lanka as a critical step in preventing and addressing gender-based violence (GBV).

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE Deutschland-Luxemburg and the European Union – Sri Lanka & Maldives, the project recognized that women’s meaningful participation in political and decision-making spaces is essential to building safer, more equitable communities.

The Ethical Tea Partnership – Phase I Project focused on strengthening worker participation and collective voice within plantation communities through the establishment of Community Development Forums (CDFs).

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from the Ethical Tea Partnership, the project aimed to create structured platforms where workers could actively engage in decision-making, raise concerns, and collaboratively address key workforce and community development issues.

The Ethical Tea Partnership – Phase II Project built on the foundations established in Phase I, continuing to strengthen worker participation, dialogue, and well-being within plantation communities through the expansion of Community Development Forums (CDFs).

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from the Ethical Tea Partnership, this phase deepened community engagement and reinforced collaborative approaches to addressing workforce welfare and development challenges.

The SPACE Project – Community Governance Programme focused on strengthening community-level governance structures known as “Praja Mandala” across multiple provinces in Sri Lanka.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE USA and the OAK Foundation, the project aimed to deepen citizen participation, accountability, and inclusive decision-making at the local level. By strengthening these grassroots governance platforms, SPACE laid the foundation for stronger community leadership and sustainable local development.

The Personal Advancement and Career Enhancement – II project focused on providing soft-skills development for women and youth in plantation communities to support career advancement and employability.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE USA and the Gap Foundation, the project aimed to enhance individual capacities, empower marginalized groups, and create pathways for professional growth in underserved plantation areas.

The project improved access to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in communities affected by disasters.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from Welthungerhilfe Global Care (via CARE Deutschland), the project aimed to enhance public health, hygiene practices, and disaster resilience.

The NET Project – Network, Engage & Transform aimed to strengthen the political representation and leadership of women and girls in Northern Sri Lanka as a critical step in preventing and addressing gender-based violence (GBV).

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE Deutschland-Luxemburg and the European Union – Sri Lanka & Maldives, the project recognized that women’s meaningful participation in political and decision-making spaces is essential to building safer, more equitable communities.

The Ethical Tea Partnership – Phase I Project focused on strengthening worker participation and collective voice within plantation communities through the establishment of Community Development Forums (CDFs).

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from the Ethical Tea Partnership, the project aimed to create structured platforms where workers could actively engage in decision-making, raise concerns, and collaboratively address key workforce and community development issues.

The Ethical Tea Partnership – Phase II Project built on the foundations established in Phase I, continuing to strengthen worker participation, dialogue, and well-being within plantation communities through the expansion of Community Development Forums (CDFs).

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from the Ethical Tea Partnership, this phase deepened community engagement and reinforced collaborative approaches to addressing workforce welfare and development challenges.

The SPACE Project – Community Governance Programme focused on strengthening community-level governance structures known as “Praja Mandala” across multiple provinces in Sri Lanka.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE USA and the OAK Foundation, the project aimed to deepen citizen participation, accountability, and inclusive decision-making at the local level. By strengthening these grassroots governance platforms, SPACE laid the foundation for stronger community leadership and sustainable local development.

The Personal Advancement and Career Enhancement – II project focused on providing soft-skills development for women and youth in plantation communities to support career advancement and employability.

Implemented by Chrysalis with funding from CARE USA and the Gap Foundation, the project aimed to enhance individual capacities, empower marginalized groups, and create pathways for professional growth in underserved plantation areas.