A program aimed to clarify the criteria of the National Productivity Awards competition conducted by the National Productivity Secretariat was held today (2025 07 30) at the Kegalla District Secretariat/Disapati H. M. J. M. Under the leadership of Mr. Herath.
After the welcome speech by the District Secretary, the purpose and criteria of the program was explained. The main objective of conducting this program was to conduct schools, state, products and services as a strategic plan to achieve the Clean Sri Lanka National Project implemented under a Sustainable Development Frame by the current government, as a strategic plan to achieve the Clean Sri Lanka National Project under a Sustainable Development Frame by the current government. To inform Kegalle district about its competition criteria for key sections. The theme of this year's National Productivity Awards competition is "A country rich with productivity". (A thriving nation through productivity)
Implementing productivity concept for state and private institutions for the development of any country is very important. An example of the fastest developed countries in the world like Singapore. This is one of the reasons that the country which is the number one country among the countries that execute the concept of productivity, is also one of the reasons why economic development is going to the highest level. The concept was introduced to the private and state sectors in Sri Lanka two decades ago and their private institutions became very active attractive places in no time. The concept of productivity was introduced to the public service beyond the non-stop traditional public service boundaries with the purpose of enableing public service. As one of its results today state institutions are going to Sisara across the district level and transparenting the structure of the entire state institutions to the district level as a result of adaptation of state institutions for productivity. Politeness and activism in the building.
Representing the National Productivity Awards Competition (National Productivity Awards 2025 / 26 - Criteria explanation Program) Regional Secretaries and Assistant Provincial Secretaries of all Regional Secretariats in the district, City Councils and Provincial Councils Officers, one officer from the Deputy Police Office and Senior Police Office, one officer from 9 police stations, officers from regional education offices, officers from technical colleges, officers from healthcare institutions and officers from local government institutions were present while representing the National Productivity Secretariat Introduction to the program and its director Niranja S as a resource provider. Mr. Jayakodi participated. Also Mr. Isha Kamal representing the National Productivity Secretariat as Senior Productivity Officers and Resource Contributors. He explained its criteria and explained the classification of institutions that could apply for this year's National Productivity Awards. Any elected institution filling out applications are able to rise up to the first place according to the scheduled techniques. The next step is to apply for the gold award after some company claims the first place. In order to apply for the Gold Award, permission must have received the Gold Award in the previous year. It takes more than 900 points. 2025 is a special year. This is because of the possibility of applying for the "Platinum Awards". What does a platinum award mean? Applicants of gold awarded institutions in 3 years of rupees should apply for this platinum award. In addition to these resourceful gentlemen, Mr. Kamal Kankanamage going representing Jeevamali Perera, Products and Services department also participated.
Additional District Secretary T for this program organized by the District Profit Unit. A. Kusum Bandara (Government), Additional District Secretary Dilip Nishantha (Idam) and Assistant District Secretary Malsha L. Mr and Mrs Priyadarshani attended.
