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ECONOMIC & SOCIALOF
STATISTIC
*
STATISTICS DEPARTMENTCENTRAL BANK OF SRI LAIIKAcoLoMBo, sRr LN\IKA.DECEMBER,1994.
LANKA
lsBN 955 - 575 - O24 - 6
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Pdnted at the Central Bank Printhg Press.
ECONOMIC & SOCIAL STATISTICS OF SRI LANKA .1993
CONTENTS
1. CLIMATE
1.1 Mean Temperature1.2 Rainfall1.3 Number of Rainy Days1.4 Humidity
2. POPULATION & EMPLOYMENT
Vital Statistics: Sri Lanka Compared with Selected CountriesPopulationPopulation by Districts and SectorsPercentage Distribution of Population& Ethnicity - l98l
2.5 Percentage Distribution of population&Ethnicity 1881 - 19gl
2.6 Vital Statistics2.7 Crude Birth Rates & Death Rates bv Districts2.8 Population Density2.9 Labour Force, Employment and Unemployment
3. NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
3.1 National Accounts Indicators: Sri Lanka Compared withSelected Countries
3.2 National Accounts Summary3.3 Gross National Product at Current Factor Cost Prices3.4 Gross National Product at 1982 Factor Cost Prices3.5 Composition of Gross Domestic Product3.6 Investment and Savings
AGRICULTURE
Agriculture: Sri Lanka Compared with Selected CountriesPaddyTeaRubberCoconutOther Food CropsMinor Export CropsFish and LivestockFertilizerSettlement and New Land Cultivated UnderMahaweli Programme
4.ll Cultivation Loans Granted Under Refinance Credit Schemes
Page
I234
Page
l4
l5l6t718t9
2.12.22.32.4
f67
8
4.
4.14.24.34.44.54.64.74.84.94.10
202l22232425262728
2930
by Religion
by Religion9
l0llt2t3
iv
5.
5.1
INDUSTRY
Industrial Activities: Sri Lanka Compared withSelected CountriesIndustrial ProductionPetroleumElectricityTextilesMilk & MilkProductsMineralsCeramicsSugarCementSteelTyresPaper & Paper ProductsInvestrnent Promotion Zones
EXTERNAL TRADE AND FINANCE
External Trade and Finance Indicators: Sri Lanka
Page
3r3233343536373839404l424344
7.
7.1
PRICES AND WAGES
Consumer Price Indices: Sri Lanka Compared with
Page
5.25.35.45.55.65.75.85.95,105.1l5.125.135.14
6.
6.1
Selected Countries7.2 Consumer Price Indices7.3 Wholesale hice Index7.4 Average Producer Prices7.5 Average Retail Prices of Selected Consumer ltems7.6 Average Daily Wage Rates in Agriculture and
Building Constructions7.7 Cost Indices by Type of Construction
8. FINANCE
8.1 Monetary and Fiscal Indicators: Sri LankaCompared with Selected Countries
8.2 Reserve Money8.3 Money Supply8.4 Interest Rates
Assets and Liabilities of the Central BankAssets and Liabilities of Commercial BanksMobilization of DepositsLoans and Advances of Commercial Banks
8.9 Bank Branch Network8.10 Banking Density by Districts8.1I Treasury Bill Market8.12 Share Market Developments8.13 Government Fiscal Operations8.14 GovernmentRevenue
b
6l6263&67
7l73
Compared with Sglected Countries6.2 External Trade6.3 Quantities of SelectedExports6.4 Imports by Major Categories6.5 Quantities of Selected Imports6.6 Major Export Markets6.7 Major Import Sources6.8 Central Bank Trade Indices-Imports6.9 Central Bank Trade Indices-Exports6.10 Central Bank Trade Indices-Value6.I I Balance of Payments6.12 Financing of the External Resource Gap6.13 External Debt and Service Payments6.14 End of Period Exchange Rates6. l5 Private Remittances from Abroad6.16 Tourism
4546474849505l525354555657585960
8.58.68.78.8
8.158.16
8. l78.18
Functional Classification of Current ExpenditureFunctional Classification of CapitalExpenditure and LendingComposition and Ownership of Government Domestic DebtComposition and Ownership of Government Foreign Debt
747576777879808l82838485868788
89909l
Page
.
I
9. TRANSPORT
9.1 Transport: Sri Lanka Compared with Selected Countries9.2 Road Kilometreage9.3 Motor Transport-New Registration of Motor Vehicles9.4 Sri Lanka Central Transport Board9.5 Sri Lanka Railwav9.6 Aviation9.7 Shipping
10. SOCIAL SERVICES
l0.l Social Indicators: Sri Lanka Compared with Selected CountrieslO.2 General Education10.3 Teachers and Pupils by District And ProvincelO.4 Government Schools by Sector-199110.5 Higher Education10.6 Eligible, Admitted & Enrolled Students For University Education10.7 University Admission by District10.8 University Admission by District and Academic Stream10.9 Undergraduate Entrants by Academic Stream and Race10. l0 Intake and Total Enrolment of Students in Technical institutesl0.l I Health Services10.12 Activities of Health Campaigns10.13 Posts & Telecommunications10.14 Circulation of Newspapers10.15 Film Industry10.16 Prisons and Prisoners10.17 Admission to Prisions and Training Schools by District10.18 Convicted Prisioners
92939495969798
99r00l0lr02103104105106r07108109ll0lllll3ll4ll5ll5116
SELECTED ECONOMIC INDICATORS
National Income
Rate of Growth of GDP (in real terms)
Rate of Growth of GNP (in real terms)
Per Capita GNP (Cunent Factor
Cost Prices)
Per Capita GNP (Cunent
Market Prices)
Investment & Savings
Investment as a7o of GDP
Govemment Investment
as aVo of GDP
Domestic Savings as a % of CDP
National Savings as a 7o of CDP
Balance of Payments
Exports as a 7o of GDP
lmports as a 7o of GDP
Current Account Balance as a Va of CDP
1990 l99r t992 1993
4.3 3.2 4.6
t2.8 r5.0 16.2
15.2 17.9 20.4
Unit
Va
Va
Rs.
u$$
Rs.
u$$
Vo
Vo
Va
Vo
Vo
Vo
Eo
4.2
t4.3
| 6.8
6.2 4.6
6.4 4.6
I 6,709 r9,I 36
4t7 463
18,797 2t,4lO
469 5r8
22.2 22.9
4.3 6.9
4.4 7.6
2l,786 25,389
497 526
24,379 28,395
556 588
24.3 25.8
24.7 22.7 25.4 27.8
33.4 33;t 36. | 39.0
-3.2 -5.4 -4.5 -3.7
Goverment Finance
Revenue as a 7o of GDP
Expenditure as a 7o of GDP
Recurrent Expenditure as a 7o of CDP
Current Account surplus/Deficit(-)
as a 7o of GDP
budget Deficit as a 7o of GDP(Before grants)
Public DebtPublic Debt as a 7c of GNP (CFCP)
Domestic
Foreign
Interest Payment as a 7c of GDP
DomesticForeign
Money SupplyChange of M,
Change of M,Demand Deposits held by Public
as a7o of M,
-2.0 -0.9 -0.5
-f1.6 -7.3 -8.1
lll.l 106.9 108.1
46.1 44.8 47.8
65.0 62.1 60.3
5.9 6.1 5.8
4.8 5.0 4.8
r.1 l.l | .0
18.0 7.3 19.0
23.2 16.6 23.5
Unit
Vo
%
Va
Vo
Vo
Va
Vc
Vo
Vc
Vc
Vo
Vc
Vc
-1.2
-9.9
r09.5+I-Z
62.3
6.4
).J
t.l
12.8
l9.l
1990 r99r t992 t993
zl.t 20.5 20.2 19.8
3l. | 32.t 27 .5 27.9
22.3 22.5 20.4 20.3
Ms 47.2 46.0 46.5
Prices
Colombo Consumers' Price lndex
Vo Change (Decembcr to Decemher)
Annual Average Change
Wholesale Price lndex
%, Change (Decembcr to Deccrnhcr)
Annual Average Changeo/o Chanpe in Implicit GNP Del'lator
Unt
-/a
(l(/l
(I.
1985 t986 1987 1988 1989 1990 l99l 1992 1993
| .5 9. I tO.2 15.0 l5.l 19.6 9.0 I 3.8 10.3
1.5 8.0 1.7 14.0 ll.6 21.5 t2.2 ll.4 tl.1
.l ti.2 12.7 12.9 9.3 l8 4 17.0 8.1 8.0 7.7
l-s.2 -2.9 13.4 17.8 9.0 22.2 9.2 8.8 1.6
0.7 5.-5 6.ti I t.-s 9 1 20.0 I l. | 10.0 9.7
tI
I.1 MEAN TEMPERATURE 1982 _ 1993
elsius
Meteorological Station 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 r988 1989 1990 r99r 1992 1993
l. Anuradhapura
2. Badulla
3. Batticaloa
4. Colombo
5. Diyatalawa,/Bandarawela (a)
6. Galle
7. Hambantota
8. Jaffna
9. Katugastota
10. Kankesanturai
I l. Katrrnayake
12. Kurunegala
13. Maha llluppallama
14. Mannar
15. Mulathivu
16. Nuwara Eliya17. Pothuvil
18. Puttalam
19. Ratmalana
20.
21,
22.
Ratnapura
Trincomalee
Vavuniya
28.0
23.6
27.6
27.3
20.6
26.9
21.0
28.1
25.1
28.0
27.6
27.3
27.'l
28. I
28.7
15.7
27.8
27.5
27.5
28.9
28.0
28.9
24.6
27.9
2'7.8
2t.ozt-J
27.6
28.6
25.3
24.8
25.6
28.1
28.s
28.s
28.9
16.5
28.5
28.0
27.6
28.2
26.5
28.8
27.7
23.5
27.6
27.1
20.0
26.7.11 A
26.8
24.3
28.3
27.2
26.8'r1 A
27.9
25.O
r5.6
27.8
27.2
27.5
27.2
27.8
27.7
27.9
23.5
27.9
27.4
20.2
25.4
27.1
24.5
28.1
28.0
26.7
27.'7
28. I
28.6
l-s.ti
28.3
27.s
2't.8
27.3
28.7
28.8
23.s
28.2
21.5
20.0
26.9
27.5
27.8
24.8
28.1
27.0
28. r
2t3.0
28.7
I -5.9
27.5
zt.6
n.a.
27.6
28.4
27.8
28.8
24.2
28.3
27.8
20.1
27.6
28.0
25.3
28.9
28.0
28.0
27.O
28.8
29.7
t6.l28.'7
28.0
28.3
28.9
29.2
21.6
28.9
23.6
28.6
27.9
r 9.8
26.9
28.2
24.6
27.8
2'7.5
24.8
28.0
28.4
l6.l28.3
27.7
28.0
28.2
29.2
27.7
28.5
23.1
28.1
27.3
r9.5
26.3
27.5
24.4
27,2
27.2
27.4
28.2
28.6
15.9
28.0
27.8
27.9
27.9
28.8
28.1
24.5
27.7
20.6
27.3
27.7
24.9
27.'l
27.6
27.7
l6.l
28.3
28.1
27.7
28.2
24.1
27.8
27.'7
20.7
27.2
27.5
24.8
2'1.7
27.3
27.6
l6.l
28.4
28.2
27.6
28.7
28.0
24.r
27.9
27.1
20.7
27.0
27.3
24.6
27.4
27.2
26.1
15.7
28.0
z',t.9
27.6
28.5
26.4
28.r
23.9
30.6
27.8
20.7
27.3
27.4
24.7
27.8
27.4
zt.5
16.l
2'7.9
28.1
27.5
28.5
26.6
{tI
a
(a) From 1991, Bandarawela. Source: Department of Meteorology.
)
1.2 RAINFALL I9E2 - 1993
Millimetres
Meteorological Station t9E2 1983 l9E4 1985 19E6 1987 198E 19E9 19m 1991 1992 1993
l. Anuradhapura
2. Badulla
3. Bandarawela
4. Batticaloa
5. Colombo
6. Galle
7. Hambantota
8. Jaffna
9. Kankesanthurai
10. Katugastota
I l Katunayake
12. Kurunegala
13. Maha Illuppallama
14. Mannar
15. Mullativu16. Nuwara Eliya17. Pottuvil
18. Puttalam
19. Ratmalana
20. Ratnapura
21. Trincomalee
22. Yavuniya
l,033.9
r,698.7
t,434.6
t,299.1
2,005.5
2,556.9
t,235.0
966.5
768.4
2,055.6
2,462.2
2,587.0
r,w5.2635.3
1,245.3
l,866.1
963.3
2,262.6
4,499.5
1,473.0
907.7
1,125.8
r,48.21,238.9
920.0
1,750.1
1,549.9
639.0
l,l84.l1,024.1
t,323.8
t,44r.rt,547.0
I,146.0
898.3
r,260.1
r,225.0
725.5
854.2
2,347.1
3,355. l
l,305.8
t,461.2
t,877.2
r,932.5
t,977.9
2,3t3.02,493.r
2,24s.4
995.8
r,897.6
1,913.9
2,t39.6
2,299.5
2,484.3
2,t46.5
1,537.3
2,505.6
2,093.6
r,682.5
2,r68.9
2,s6r.8
4,200.5
2,572.4
2,229.1
1,273.3
I,551. I
r,36s.4
t,632.32,232.4
2,2t9.7
1,048.5
1,748.2
2,086.1
t,986.2
2,245.3
1,084.4
1,147.9
I,501.2
2,047.1
l, r 88.9
r,537.0
2,310.4
3,975.9
t,24t.0
r,578. t
I,l 14.5
2,462.3
r,795.2
1,627.2
t,456.6
t,694.0
973.1
r,494.8
1,723.7
2,M4.8
t,529.7
r,065.2
903. l2,t52.8
814.8
I ,815.7
3,s47.0
r,52r.9
1,t78.7
t,176.9
1,504.3
t,682.6
I,358.92,451.9
2,466.5
889.5
l,080.1
t,629.0
l,893.0
r,473.2
780. I
t,754.5
t,2tt.92,702.5
3,013.3
I .187.8
t,802.2
1,638.0
I,250.82,036.2
2,421.0
r,346.6
I,685.8
1,996.1
2,2U.r
l,04l.l1,742.4
r,182.7
l,958.3
4,3 r 0.8
8r 1.5
t,to4.4I ,71 3.0
1,487.0
r,t99.42,265.7
2,325.3
825.9
998.0
1,848.4
l,560.8
2,064.4
t,2t6.2
983.2
2,248.4
947.6
827.7
2,251.9
3,733.7
t,302.4
996.9
r,298.5
t,903.4
1,6r3.9
2,341.4
t,797.5
r,192.9
2,034.6
2,075.1
r,949.r
1,399.7
r,757.6
r,370.2
t,997.8
3,280.1
l,456.8
1,659.0
I,515.1
1,599.1
2,W6.9
2,188.9
l,283.8
1,768.1
r,652.9
2,t9t.lr,222.3
l,836.6
I,281.3
2,245.1
3,32r.2
t,287.9
939.7
r,302.4
1,272.5
1,270.3
2,575.2
2,210.4
603.2
l,515.6
r,973.5
r,796.8
1,062.0
1,842.4
r,077.8
2,38s.7
3,536.2
l,598.5
68 1.3
1578.9
1759.5
r 318.7
1625.7
2647.0
2472.5
91 8.1
2t57.8
2033.4
20tt.91607.3
I181.0
282t.9
4041.5
194/.0
1722.3
Source: Department of Meteorology.
)I
II
1.3 NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS I9E2 - 1993
+I
t
II
a
. Meterological Station 1982 19E3 1984 198s 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 t992 1993
l. Anuradhapura
2. Badulla
3. Bandarawela
4. Batticaloa
5. Colombo
6. Galle
7. Hambantota
8. Jaffna
9. Kankesanturai
10. Katugastota
I L Katunayake
12. Kurunegala
13. Maha Illuppallama
14. Mannar
15. Mullativu16. Nuwara Eliya17. Pottuvil
18. Puttalam
19. Ratmalana
20. Ratnapura
21. Trincomalee
22. Vavuniya
t02136
r3280
160
r75tr765
59
r63l5l159
99
57
69
184
90
178
224
78
80
85
t20ll977
144
l5l83
64
60
t32133
r2684
45
75
148
76
77
158
204
/)83
t23
tt5187
L3l
t79
r69
t06
t06
t04
194
r68
1,77
1.26
93
l0ll520
33
76t40
33
28
97
156
155
104
158
199
106
84
173
i54167
95
66
84
187
t0r94
174
23',|
r00
89
95
t54l6l110
t4l176
89
92
t64t45t45100
87
198
8t156
2r996
95
97
158
149
106
t57
t72
92
72
r55
145
l13
59
l8t
95
l6l200
95
r59
159
95
156
186
53
r63
146
154
83
195
93
163
2r8
95
76
t47
156
89
150
r68
80
60
r65
140
140
96
79
r97
79
74
r57
187
89
99
95
l5l145
153
172
95
172
136
t46104
rso
79
165
221
tozt43136
80
166
192
100
t64138
t54104
205
98
r67
229
92
88
r27
l3l79
l5l157
81
t7l142
147
87
r83
85
156
212
82
52
109
152
l4l105
159
188
r08
rsrt57
172
lll
rss
t12180
242
104
ll0
Source: Department of Meteorology.
1.4 HUMIDITY - 1993
Meteorological StationJan.
DNFeb.
DNMar.
DNApr.
DNMay
DN'June
DNJulY
DNAug.
DNsep.
DNOct.
DNNov.
DNDec.
DN
l.2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
t2.13.
t4.15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
2t.22.
Anuradhapura
Badulla
Bandarawela
Batticaloa
Colombo
Galle
Hambantota
Jaffna
Kankesanthurai
Katugastota
Katunayake
Kurunegala
Maha lllupallamaMannar
MullativuNuwara Eliya
Potuvil
Puttalam
Ratmalana
Ratnapura
Trincomalee
Vavuniya
70 93
78 94
73
77 8l65 82
73 85
7t 82
69 89
60 85
62
7l
7t 76
67 90
65
70
7t 71
80
61 90
68 9r
65 85
75 8l65 8r
7l69 83
62 86
61 84
55
62
62 77
66 9l64
6l69 80
7l
63 92
63 90
62
75 83
69 88
74
73 86
i';67 9l57
62
61 70
66 89
67
69
73 87
66
&9265 9l67 90
73 83
72 89
73
73 85
68 9l72 93
68 89
67
67 88
69 89
69
72 89
74 88
65
68 90
72
74
70
80 89
83
82 89
76 93
79 9l76 89
68
81 93
73 87
79
84 76
72 87
69
65 88
66 89
67 79
66
79 85
85
79 89
77 89
80 88
76 87
69
84 93
73 83
78
80 88
63 .82
67
78 86
80 88
76 85
67
89 93
73 85
77
81 89
62 8r
66
66 85
65 89
66 75
60 70
78 87
87
76 89
61 87
65 90
59
67 8l76 86
85 9l77 89
77 90
77 87
73 85
62
84 92
't2 83
75
79 77
59 8r
6r
59 88
66 92
67 80
71 83
76 85
8t 86
77 86
,, 9l77 88
70 86
6l
82 92
81 84
76
79 90
62 83
63
68 93
77 95
77 88
75 85
19 90
83 89
81 90
8l 94
8l 93
81 93
78
;;
82 93
78
83 94
77 90
78
85 93
82 93
78
83 96
87 94
85
85 97
85 97
83 93
84 89
79 93
81 90
,: t:
80 94
79 95
79 93
83
88 97
88 97
87 95
85 89
77 9l80 92
79 89
83 94
78 93
80 9r
87
88 93
84 94
78
84 95
90 94
88
t
t
D
I
I
I
D-DayN - Night
Source: Department of Meteorology.
2.1 VITAL sTATrsrrcs : sRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED couNTRrEs
I
(a)(b)
Population / Total Land AreaFor the vear 1990
Sources: Human Development Report 1994, UNDpKey Indicators of Developing Asian and pacific Countries - 1994, ADBCentral Bank of Sri Lanka
Item Ref.Year
SriLanka
Bangla-desh
India Indo-nesia
Rep. ofKorea
Mala-ysia
Pakis-tan
Philip-pines
Singa-pore
Thai-land
Mid year Population, Mn.
Population Growth Rate, Vo
Population Growth, Vo
Annual Averge Growth, 7o
Density of Population per Sq. Km. (a)
Urban Population(As a Vo of Total Population)
Crude Birth Rate per'000
Crude Death Rate per'000
Natural Increase of Population per '00
Fertility Rate (Births per Woman)
Infant Mortalitv Rate(per '000 Live Births)
Expectation of Life at Birth. Years
I
2
5
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
tl
1992t993
1992r 993
1980 - 1993r980 - r993
1992
r 993
l 99l
t99l
t99 |
t 99l
1992
1992
t't.417.6
r.01.2
t8.91.4
279
22
2l
6
t4
2.5
l8
7l
I l1.41t3.2
1.6t.6
29.12.2
774
20
34
t-l
2l
4.5
r09
52
867.8
t.9
28.92.4
264
26
30
t0
20
3.9
89
60
r 86.0r89.3
1.6t.7
27.82.1
98
3l
25
9
l6
3.0
66
62
43.744.1
0.90.9
t5.7t.2
441
74(b)
I6
6
t0
t.8
2l
70
r 8.6l9.l
2.22.7
38.42.9
56
43
28
5
23
5.t
l4
70
1 19.1t22.8
3.13.1
48.75.t
150
32
4l
ll
30
5.7
99
58
63.465.0
2.12.5
35. l2.7
2ll
43
28
7
2l
3.6
40
65
2.82.9
03.6
26.02.0
4,666
r00
l8
)
t3
t.8
8
74
57.858.6
1.61.4
25.51.9
ll3
34
2l
6
l5
2.3
26
69
2.2 POPULATTON 198s - 1993Thousands
Item1985
MF1986
MF1987
MF1988
MF1989
MF1990
MF1991
MF1992
MFr993(a)
MF
l. Age Groups
0- 45- 9
l0-1415-1920-2425-2930-3435-3940-4445-4950-5455-5960-6465-6970-7475 -7980 & over
2. Total
3. Total Population(Mid Year)
r,012 968
916 887
92r 882
869 845
803 807
680 678
608 590
451 443
385 360
329 32r303 276
237 214196 169
143 130
r04 89
59 5456 52
8,0't2 7,765
r 5,837
l,030 985
932 903
93',7 897
885 860
817 821
692 690
619 601
459 451
392 367
335 326
308 28r24r 2r8200 172145 r32106 99
60 5557 53
8,21 5 7 ,902
l6.l l7
l,046
946951
898
398 372
285
8,339 8,022
l 6,36 r
1,000
916
830 833
702 700
628 610
458466
332
221
341
313
244203 t74148 t34106 92
61 5658 55
9il873
r,060 1,014
959 929
965 923
910 885
841 845
7t2 7lO637 618
472 464
403 377
346 337
317 289
248 224
205 t76150 136
109 93
62 5758 55
8,454 8,132
r6,586
l,069 r,031
969 936
976 936
920 895
867 861
722 721
645 629
477 472
40't 383
350 340
322 288
252 22',1
207 178
l5l 134
lil 95
63 5759 56
8,s67 8,239
r 6,806
I,081 r,042980 946
987 946
930 905
877 871
730 729
652 637
482 477
4rt 38'l353 344326 292
255 229
2r0 180
t52 136
rr2 96
64 5760 5'1
8,662 8,33 |
16,993
1,097 l ,058
994 960
1,001 960
944 918
890 884
74t 740662 &6490 484
418 393
359 349
331 2962s8 233
2t3 183
155 138
lt3 97
65 5861 58
8,792 8,455
l7,247
1,107 1,067
1,003 969
l,0r l 969
953 927
898 892
748 747
668 652
494 489
42t 397
362 352
334 299
261 235
2t5 184
156 139
tr4 98
66 5961 58
8,872 8,s33
17,405
8,981 8,638
t7,619
1,121 ,.Oil1,016 981
r,o23 981
965 938
909 903
757 756676 660
500 495
427 402
366 357
338 302264 237
217 186
158 l4r116 99
66 6062 59
'
Source: Registrar General's Department.(a) ProvisionalM- MaleF - Female
2.3 POPULATION BY DISTRICTS AND SECTORS 1971 AND 1981
District
t97l 1981
No.'000 Percent No.'000 Percent
Total Urban Rural Estate Urban Rural Estate Total Urban Rural Estate Urban Rural Estate
l. Colombo2. Gampaha3. Kalutara4. Galle5. Matara6. Hambantota7. Moneragala8. Badulla9. Kandy
10. MataleI l. Nuwara Eliya12. Kegalle13. Ratnapura14. Kurunegala15. Puttalam16. Trincomalee17. Batticaloa18. Ampara19. Anuradhapura20. Polonnaruwa21. Jaffna22. Mullativu23. Mannar24. Vavuniya
2,672.3n.a.
729.5
735.2586.4340.3
r93.0615.4
1,r87.93t4.94s0.3654.866t.4
t,025.6378.4t 88.2
256.'1
272.6388.7
163.7
701.6n. a.
77.895.2
1,476.2tt.d.
r59.5t54.966. I
.'J.J
5.1
55.4t47.337.627.646.1
50.0A1 1
52.472.2
69.5
38.8
16.3
233.9
n.a.
ll.l20.6
| , r83.4n.a.
52t.4555.4496.8306.4t76.83s0.3748.8
233.9
r66.6
-s29.8485.6965.4321.2| 14.'7
181.2240.5
348.5
t46.9467.6
n.a.
66.774.6
12.7
n.a.
48.624.9
23.50.6
ll.l209.1
291.8
43.4
256.1
78.8
t25.tir8.048t.30.1
0. I
1.4
0.5
0.1
n.a.
n.a.
55.2
n.a.
2t.82t.lI 1.3
9.8
2.6
9.012.4
I 1.9
6. I
7.0
7.6
4.1
r3.838.421.1
|.1r0.0r0.0
-t -1. J
n.a.1A 1
2t.6
44.3
n.a.
71.575.5
84.790.09t.656.963.074.3f7.080.9
73.494.1
84.960.9't2.9
8tJ.2
89.689.7
66.6
n.a.
85.778.4
0.5
n.a.
6.7
3.44.00.2
5.8
34.1
24.613.8
56.9t2.l19.0
t.8t.30.7
0.00.00-40.3
0.0n.a.
0.0n.a.
r,698.3r,389.5
827.2
814.6644.2424.1
2t9.7642.9
1,126.3
35'1.4
522.2682.4796.5
|,2t2.8493.3
256.8330.9388.8s87-8262.883r.r
I t.)r 06.995.9
1,262.0
386. I177.0
r 68.17 t.54t.4
6.051.5
147.4
37.937.953.5
59.2
43.9
6r.883.3
79.653.64t.720.8
270.67.2
14.5
18.5
427.41,001.4
605.7625.6552.6
38t.2265.1
430. I848.4289.1
l7 r.7566.7
629.7
t,t57.9428.6
t69.7251.2335.2
544.6
240.1
560.5
70.2
9r.877.4
9.02.0
44.5
20.920.1
1.5
8.6
161.3
t30.530.5
312.7
62.2t07.6r0.93.03.8o.2
1.5
1.9
0.1
0.7
74.327.82t.420.6I l.l9.82.2
8.013. I10.6
t.57.8
7.43.6
12.5
32.424.013.8
7.1
7.9
32.69.3
t3.5r9.3
25.272.173.276.885.889.994.866.9
75.380.932.983.079.1
95.586.966.1
75.986.2
92.791.467.490.685.880.7
0.5
0.1
5.42.63.1
0.3
3.0
25.1
l l.68.5
59.8
9.213.5
0.9
0.61.5
0.1
0.20.70.00.1
0.7
Total 12,689.9 2,848.7 8,688.s 1,153.3 22.4 68.5 9.1 14.850.0 3,194.9 10,721.7 933.5 21.5 72.2 6.3
... Negligible Source: Department of Census and Statistics.
2.4 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY RELIGION & ETHNICITY - 1981
District No. ofPersons
By Religion - Percent By Ethnicity - Percent
Budd-hists
Hindus Muslims Chris-tians
Others Sinha-lese
iri LankanTamils
IndianTamils
Moors Burghers Malays Others
l. Colombo2. Gampaha
3. Kalutara4. Galle5. Matara6. Hambantota7. Moneragala8. Badulla9. Kandy
10. Matale11. Nuwara Eliya12. Kegalle13. Ratnapura14. Kurunegala15. Puttalam16. Trincomalee17. Batticaloa18. Ampara19. Anuradhapura20. Polonnaruwa21. Jaffna22. Mullathivu23. Mannar24. Vavuniya
r,698,322r,389,490
827,1898t4,579644,231424,r02279,743642,893
t,t26,296357,4r522,219682,411796,468
1,212,755493,344256,790330,899388,786587,822262,753831,1l2
77,512106,940
95,904
70.87 r.r84.494.r94.697.3
92.868.374.4t6- t35.485.284.690.447.532.4
2.7
37.290.289.9
0.5
t.33.0
r 6.5
7.61.9
4.5
1.8
z.q
0.44.6
25.0r 1.9
I 1.6
55.67.7
r 1.9
l.l4.2
31.866.3t9.l
1.0
2.085.278.326.769.3
10.0
3.4
7.63.22.6
2.2
2.1
4.5
n.27.43.0
5.41.9
J.Jt0.229.5
24.141.6
7.56.7
1.7
4.928.1
7.1
lt.423.5
3.5
0.60.40.1
0.5
2.2
z--1
2.3
5.9
1.7
1.6
3.2
38.06.06.82.01.2
t.312.6
t5.542.1
7.1
0.20.1
0.00.3
0.00.00.00.00.2
0.00.t0.00.00.00.1
0.3
0.1
0.1
0.r0.1
0.00.00.1
0.0
77.992.287.394.494.697.492.968.575.079.935.986.384.693. l82.633.6
3.2
37.79r.390.9
0.65.1
8.1
16.6
9.83.3
1.0
0.70.60.41.8
5.7
4.95.7
t3.52.1
2.3
l.l6.7
33.870.920.1
1.4
2.2
95.376.050.656.9
1.3
0.44.1
1.4
2.2
0.1
3.3
2l.l9.3
6.8
47.36.4
ll.l0.5
0.62.61.2
0.40.1
0.1
2.4
13.9
13.3
t9.4
8.3
2.8
7.5
3.22.6
l.l1.9
4.210.0
7.32.8
5.1
1.7
5.1
9.7
29.023.941.4
7.1
6.5
1.7
4.926.6
6.9
l.t0.60.00.00.00.00.00.1
o.20.1
0.1
0.00.1
0.00.1
0.50.7o.20.00.00.00.1
0.00.0
l.l0.60.1
0.1
0.01.0
0.1
0.20.20.1
0.20.00.1
0.ro.20.30.00.1
0.00.1
0.00.00.00.0
0.5
0.1
0.0o.20.00.00.00.20.40.1
0.20.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.20.1
0.1
0.1
0.20.00.01.4
0.2
Total 14,850,001 69.3 15.5 7.6 7.5 0.1 74.0 12.7 5.5 7.0 0.3 0.3 0.2
Source: Department of Census and Statistics.
\2.5 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY RELIGION & ETTINICITY 1881 - 1981
(Census Years)
YearTotal
Population'000
By Religion By Ethnicity
Budd-hists
Hindus Vluslims Chris-tians
Others Sinha-lese
Sri Lankan
TamilsIndianTamils
Moors lurghers Malays Others
r 88l
l89 t
r90t
l9t l
l92l
r93 r
1946
| 953
1963
197 |
l98l
2,759.8
3,007.8
3,566.0
4,106.4
4,498.6
5,306.9
6,6s7.3
8,097.9
t 0,582.0
t2,689.8
14.850.0
6t.5
62.4
60.0
60.3
6r.6
6r.5
64.5
64.3
66.2
67.3
69.3
2t.5
20.5
25. z
22.8
2r.8
22.0
t9.8
l9.9
t8.5
t7.6
t5.5
7.2
7.1
6.9
6.9
6.'l
6.7
6.6
6.7
6.8
'l .l
7.6
9.7
r0.0
9.3
r0.0
9.9
9.8
9.1
8.9
8.4
1.9
7.5
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.t
66.9
67.9
65.4
66. I
67.1
65.5
69.4
69.4
7r.0
72.0
74.0
24
24
26
t2.9
I t.5
I r.3
I t.0
r0.9
I r.0
1.2
t2.7
9
I
t2.9
t3.4
15.4
tt.t
12.0
t0.6
9.3
5.5
6.7
6.5
6.4
6.5
6.3
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.5
6.7
7.O
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3.
0.3
0.3
0.3
0,3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.2
... Negligible
ISource: Department ofCensus and Statistics.
7l0 2.6 VITAL STATISTICS 19E5 . T993
(a)(b)(c)
ProvisionalPer'000 Live BirthsBirths per Woman
Sources: Registrar General's Department,Key Indicators of Developing Asian and Pacific Countries - ADB
Item Unit l9E5 r9E6 1987 r988 l9E9 r990 1991 1992 r993(a)
Population
l.l 0- 14years1.2 15 - 54 years
1.3 55 years & over
Population Growth Rate
Crude Birth Rate
Crude Death Rate
Rate of Natural Increase
Arrivals in Sri Lanka
Departures from Sri Lanka
Net Migration Rate
Density of Population per Sq. Km.
Infant Mortality Rate (b)
Maternal Mortality Rate (b)
Fertility Rate (c)
t.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
I l.12.
'000
'000'000'000
Vc
Per'000Per'000Per'000
'000'000
Per'000No.
Per'000Per'000
No.
l5,837
5,5868,748
l,5031.5
24.3
6.2
r8.I495.3
504.6-0.6
248
23.5
0.63.2
l6,r l75,6848,904
|,5291.8
22.3
6.0
r 6.3
462.1
463.0
-0.1
253
22.6
n.a.
n.a.
r 6,36 r
5,7709,039
t,552t.5
2t.95.9
r6.0392.1
435.9
-2.7
256
24.0
n.a.
n.a.
l6,586
5,8509,1 63
|,5731.4
20.1
5.8
t4.9426.6
477.4-3. t
266n.a.
1.8
n.a.
16,806
5,9t79,299
|,5901.3
2t.36.2
15. I
421.4
441.0
-t.2270
t7.6n.a.
n.a.
t6,993
s,9829,403l,608
1.5
20.0
5.8
t4.2565.9
545.9
1.2
273
r9.3
n.a,
2.4
17,247
6,0709,545
1,632
Lt20.6
5.5
t5.l552.6
620.4-3.9
277
17.2
n.a.
n.a.
t7,405
6,1269,633
t,u61.0
20.1
5.6
t4.5767.2839.2
-4.1
2'19
18.2
n.a.
l7,6196,2039,751
|,6651.2
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
8l 7.0
846.6
-1.7
283
n.a.
n.a.
2.7 CRIJDE BIRTH RATES AND DEATII RAIES BY DISTRICTS 1984 - I9 qi2 l1Per'0fi)
aDistrict
tgu r9E5 r9ff twl 19EE l9E9 1990 tgt l l9{l2(a)
CrudeBtrthRate
CrudeDcathRtte
CrudeBirtbRste
CrudcIlerthRrte
CrudeBirthRate
CrudeIh{thRate
CrudeBlrthRate
CrudeIhsthRate
CrudeBirthRate
CrudcDeathRate
CrudeBirthRete
CrudeDeathRate
CrudeBirthRate
CrudcIhathRate
CrudeBinhRate
CrudeIhethRete
CrudeBirthRate
CrudeIhsthRete
l. Colombo2. Gampaha3. Kalutara4. Galle5. Matara6. Hambantota7. Moneragala8. Badulla9. Kandy
10. MataleI l. Nuwara Eliya12. Kegalle13. Ratnapura14. Kurunegala15. Puttalam16. Trincomalee17. Batticaloa18. Ampara19. Anuradhapura20. Polonnaruwa21. Iaffna22. Killinochchi23. Mulativu24. Mannar25. Vavuniya
u.3l6.l22.022.827.825.r29.530.029.627.925.72l.o29.423.O
34.8
30. l31.225.824.825.324.4
27.229.326.9
9.35.86.46.56.44.23.87.5
8.2<1
6.55.96.36.46.24.75.3
4.45.43.7
6.0
4.55.55.4
26.622.221.9
24.rl6.l2t.522.O28.026.329.326.525.927.835.519.028.r22.928.323.83l.l27.223.822.1
23.2
9.06.1
6.5
6.26.54.23.26.1
7.25.69.05.85.96.06.3
4.05.7
4.25.33.64.4
3.54.44.8
22.315.2
19.619.674.522.326.728.3
23.424.229.116.329.922.O24.82r.726.425.523.522.522.8
24.1
23.216.5
8.46.1
6.1
5.96.13.93.1
5.7
6.45.48.55.85.46.06.04.15.94.75.24.84.6
3.54.73.8
23.1
15.919.7
20.824.723.024.926.923.r24.027.216.524.220.922.42r.724.423.121.72r.320.7
25.325.819.6
8.55.95.95.66.33.9
3.25.66.45.97.66.05.45.75.64.25.85.1
5.94.74.0
3.45.34.4
22.414.2
18.420.o23.018.622.824.72t.923.527.115.024.218.521.42r.724.224.1
2t.722.5r7.831.3
20.0')') \17.3
8.85.6
5.75.75.33.7
3.1
5.3
5.95.47.64.85.45.05.1
4.75.94.84.64.3
7.44.78.25.75.6
22.215.4
18.520.822.72t.l22.825.622.421.8
27.816.424.920.72r.520.728.024.523.020.3
16.3
26.92r.927.221.3
8.96.06.06.26.24.74.26.3
6.85.89.1
6.1
5.55.95.3
5.57.95.15.34.74.14.1
5.65.65.1
23.214.8r6.620.32r.2t9.421.226.r2r.220.023.O
14.824.r18.721.018.227.423.620.62r.0lt.226.3
15.326.815.6
8.95.85.5
5.96.13.63.1
6.56.3
4.98.35.45.45.05.04.1
7.84.65.24.22.84.32.5
5.63.2
25.715.0
t7.420.320.218.6
20.726.323.1
19.3
26.314.923.O
r 8.02t.917.7
26.924.022.O
21.6lt.23t.723.3
26.813.3
8.85.35.3
5.95.43.93.25.26.24.77.1
4.74.75.25.43.37.25.74.94.5
2.85.1
3.75.62.9
25.213.615.8
20.120.216.318.623.622.420.1
26.013.4r9.5t7.4t9.717.528.825.821.52t.918.534.024.825.r15.9
8.55.65.65.85.43.72.74.86.34.97.64.95.1
0.54.93.30.74.94.85.64.9
. 4.63.54.64.3
Sri Lanka 24.8 6.5 u.3 6.2 22.3 6.0 21.9 5.9 20.7 5.E 21.3 6.2 20.0 5.E 20.6 5.! 20.1 5.6
Source: Registrar General's Department
t2 2.E POPULATION DENSITY 1982 & 1993
District
t9E2 1993(b)
Area(a)(Sq.Km.)
Population(,000)
Percentage Density(Persons/Sq. Km.)
Area(a)(Sq. Km.)
Population('000)
Percentage Density(Persons/Sq. Km.).
l. Colombo2. Gampaha3. Kalutara4. Galle5. Matara6. Hambantota7. Monaragala8. Badulla9. Kandy
10. MataleI l. Nuwara Eliya12. Kegalle13. Ratnapura14. Kurunegala15. Puttalam16. Trincomalee17. Batticaloa18. Ampara19. Anuradhapura20. Polonnaruwa21. Jaffna22. Killinochchi23. Mulathivu24. Mannar25. Vavuniya
652.41,398.7I,606.5l,673.8t,246.42,593.25,58 1.02,81 8. l2,t57.5l,995.3t,437.21,662.83,238.84,772.72,976.92,6rE.22,464.44,539.37,t29.13,403.72,O72.2
n.a.|,966.02,002.12,645.2
|,7351,4t2
84783266343829r649
1, 1433675t7694815
t,245509267343401608271853n.a.
79lll100
tl.49.35.65.54.42.91.94.37.62.43.44.65.48.23.31.82.32.64.01.85.6n.a.0.50.70.6
2,659I,009
52750853216952
230530184360417252261l7l102139888580
4t2n.a.405538
674.6r,352.5l,575.5l.6l6.lt,269.42,512.85,527.92,788.01,867.8I,953.91,668.41,632.93,235.94,584.32,846.52,529.42,389.14,239.36,663.83,t17.2
929.2r,205.42,4t5.4r,880.5r,860.7
2,026l,555
96197r79753r361724
r,269429535758960
t,462617323433501741329879to796
t37tt7
I 1.58.8).J5.54.53.02.14.17.22.43.04.35.48.33.51.82.52.84.21.9
5.00.60.60.80.7
3,0031,150
6106016282tl
65260679220321464297319217128l8lll8lll106946
89407363
Total 64,651.7 15,1E9 r00.0 235 52,336.5 17,619 100 283
(a)(b)
Total land area excluding large inland watersProvisional
Department of Census & Statistics,Registrar General's Department,Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
2'9 LABOUR FORCE' EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT 1990-1993 l3
Item
1990 r99l 1992 1993
UrbanJector
RuralSector
Total UrbanSector
RuralSector
Total UrbanSector
RuralSector
Total UrbanSector
RuralSector
Total
l. Labour Force Participation Rate(As a Vo of Population)
MaleFemale
Total2. Percentage Distribution of Employed
Population (By Industrial Group)Agricultural,Li vestock & Fi sheriesMining & QuarryingManufacturingElectriciry & Gas
Construction
Trade . Hotels etc.
Transport & CommunicationInsurance & Real Estate
Services
Not Defined3. Unemployment Rate (as a Vo of Labour Force)
MaleFemale
Total
65.5
27.9
46.6
7.1
0.5
24.3
1.5
5.9
22.2
7.9
3.5
25.3
1.8
14.4
27.5
r 8.4
67.6
36.2
51.6
55.5
t.8l2.l0.7
3.6
6.0
3.0
t.l12.4
3.8
t2.l22.8
15.9
6't.2
34.7
50.7
47.7
1.6
t4.l0.9
4.0
8.6
3.8
t.414.5
3.4
12.5
23.5
16.3
62.4
27.2
44.7
5.4
0.3
r 8.5
1.0
4.6
22.0
9.7
6.2
24.5
7.8
14.6
28.0
18.7
64.9
36.8
50.6
49.7
1.0
12.2
0.4
3.8
9.1
4.1
0.9
12.6
6.2
8.3
l9:812.6
4t.60.9
t3.40.5
3.9
r t.55.0
1.9
r4.8
6.5
9.6
2t.2r3.8
64.4
34.8
49.3
64.3a1 1
45.3
13.8
0.418.2
0.9
4.6
20.7
)./2;l
3 r.02.0
t6.526.9
19.7
67.0
32.9
49.9
53.2
l.lI r.00.3
4.9
8.0
4.2
0.4
12.6
4.3
8.5
18.2
n.7
66.5
5t.t48.9
46.1
1.0
12.3
0.4
4.8
r0.3
4.5
0.8
r5.9
3.9
l0.l19.8
t3.3
66.2
25.7
45.3
r0.40.3
r6.00.6
3.7
2t.36.3
5.6
32.9
2.9
t2.l20.3
t4.5
66.0
35.3
50.7
45.2
2.6
12.5
0.6
5.3
8.5
3.6
0.4
r 8.l
9.7
2r.4lJ.t
66. I
33.3
49.5
38.5
2.2
t3.20.6
4.9
r 1.0
4.1
t.420.9
3.2
10.2
2t.o13.8
Source: Dept.of Census and Statistics
l4 3.1 NATIONAL ACCOUNTS INDICATORS : SRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES
ItemRef.Year
SriLanka
Bangla-desh
Myan-mar
India Indo-nesia
Pakistan
Phillipp-ines
Malay-sia
Rep.ofKorea
Thai-land
Singa-pore
1. Gross Natlonal Product(GNP). US $ Mn.(Curr'rjnt Market Prices)
2. Per Capita GNP, US $
3. Growth Rate of Gross-Dbniesiic Product (GDP), 7o(In real terms) (a)
4. Sectoral Composltion ofcDP, % (s) -
4. I Agriculture
4.2 Mining
4.3 Manufacturing
4.4 Services
. Consumption,Investmentand Savinss, Vo oIGDP(Current Mirrket Prices)
5. I Private Consumption
5.2 Govt, consumption
5.3 Gross Capital Formation
5.4 Domestic Savings
5.-5 National Savings
1990t9921993
19901992t993
1990t992l 993
I 9851990t992
19851990r992
19851990t992
1985t990t992
I 985t990t992
19851990t992
r9851990t992
r 985| 9901992
I 985l 9901992
7,9'739,680
t 0,353
469556588
624369
25.923.22t.3
233023
14.8t'?.418.6
570564578
77.9't5.9'15.4
9.39.7
I t.7
23.822.224.3
| 1.9t4.315.0
14.216.7t't.9
2l,98024,14125,341
204217224
6.64.24.5
4t8383369
e.9(b)9.e(b)
10. l(b)
48351 8530
t2.812.8t2-l222758
435'l96
23,97837,80840,243
588893933
2.810.95.8
48.24't.848.2
t.00.90.9
9.99.09.0
40.942.341.9
88.5(c)88.3(c)86.9(c)
r 5.513.4l4.l
I t.5I t.7t3.0
r0.5I t.7t3.0
299,1't7267,829
n.a.
359309n.a.
5.24.6n.a.
34.631.630.3
1.7t.92.0
t9.42t.020.0
44.345.541 .7
67.262.960. I
lt.lI t.6il.r24.026.525.0
t9.7zJ.ozz.-1
t9.?22.320;l
I 00,923t22,340t35,O47
563658'l l4
7.26.46.4
22.719.418.4
18.215.214.5
15.819.420.5
43.346.046.6
59.054.452.7
n.28.99.5
28.136. I
35.6
29.836.737.8
25.731.733.0
4t,t2948,79048.980
36'l410399
4.67.73.0
27.425..926.2
0.40.50.5
16.517.617.8
55.756.055.5
8l .67 t.470.3
12.l15. It2.8
r8.319.020.0
6.3r3.5r6.9
14.417.817.9
44,35854.22955.604
731855858
)10.62.0
24.622.422.7
2.11.51.6
25.225.625.O
48. I50.550.7
7367t 5754
'7.6
10. I9.6
15.324.82t.3
| 8.8t8.4149
r6.018.9t't.3
40,94955.06261,785
2,3062,9593,243
9.77.87.9
20.818.7r6.6
10.59.88.7
19.726.928.9
49.O44.645.8
52.O52.651.5
r5.3t4.0r3.0
27.63t.433.7
32;133.435.-5
25.629.030.4
25r,867305.777328,729
s,8767.0u7,461
9.55.1f.)
13.98.78.1
1.00.60.4
ts?29.729.1
59.861.062.4
59.253.754.0
10. Il0. tr0.9
29.236.936.6
30.136.235.2
zt-)35.534.5
84,572108,580
n.a.
I.508l,880
n.a.
l 1.67.5n-4.
19.I13.612.7
1.81.6t.7
22.527.829.6
56.657.056.0
62.255.955.0
13.59.4
l0.l28.24r.040. I
24.834.93s.2
23.135. I33.5
a
36,79849.38955,843
13,579t7,51419,458
8.86.09.9
0.80.30.3
0.30.10.1
23.628.927.6
75.370.772.O
45.143.943.0
t4.3t0.l9.4
42.539.540.4
40.646.0476
44.246.849.4
Sources: Key Indicaters of Developing Asian and Pasific Countries - 1994. ADBlnlernational Financial Statistics - July | 994.lMF
(a) Data are based on GDP at constani prices with varying base year from couniry to country(b) Includes minins(c) Includes Gover-nmenl Consnm^lion
l5
I
3.2 NATIONAL ACCOUNTS SUMMARY 1989 - 1993
(a) Provisional
RNI = GNP at constant (1982) Factor Cost Prices + Terms of Trade Effects on Exports.
Item Unit 1989 r990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
Gross Natlonal Product (GNP)t.l GNPat Cunent FactorCost Prices1.2 GNP Per Capita at Current Factor Cost Pric€s1.3 GNP at Constant(1982) Factor Cost Prices1.4 GNP Per Capita at Constant (1982) Factor Cost I1.5 Real National Income (RNI)
Gross Donestlc Product (GDP)2.1 GDP at Current Factor Cost Prices2.2 GDP Per Capita at Cunent Factor Cost Prices2.3 GDP at Constant ( 1982) Factor Cost Pric€s2.4 GDP Per Capita at Constant Factor Cost Prices
Economic Growth Rates3.1 Growth of GDP at Constant Prices3.2 Growth of GNP at Constant Prices3.3 Growth of Real National Income (RNI)3.4 Growth of GNP Per Capita (Constant Prices)
Gross National Expenditure (GNE)4.1 GNE at Current Market Prices4.2 GNE Per Capita at Current Market Prices
Gross Donestlc Expendlture (GDE)5.1 GDE at Current Markct Prices5.2 GDE Per Capita at Current Market Prices
Capital Formation (Current Prlces)6.1 Gross Domcstic Capital Formation
6.1 .l Gross Domestic Fixed Capital Formation6.1.2 Changes in Stocks
Consumption (Current Prices)7.1-Private7.2 Public
Exports of Goods and Non . Factor Services
of Goods and Non . Factor Services
4.
6.
7.
t.
9.
Rs. MnRs.
Rs. MnRs.
Rs. Mn
%%%%
Rs. Mn.Rs.
Rs. Mn.Rs.
Rs. Mn.Rs.
Rs. Mn.Rs.
,Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
Rs. Mn.
Rs. Mn.
Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
222,399t3,233
I 18,8747,O73
120,528
228,138t3,575
121,7297,243
2.32.31.60.9
246,t5214,647
275,8t216,4t2
54,72254,249
473
22r,@O194,68026,4r0
68,666
92,587
283,91016,709
126,4267,440
127,389
290,61517,102
129,2447,66
315,09918,543
347,14820,429
7t,45570,417
l,038
275,693244,288
31,405
97,lt7
t22.4El
6.26.45.75.2
330,03219,136
132,2147,666
t32,t3l
337,39919,563
t35,2047,839
364,9792t,t62
410,00323,772
85, I 5684,206
950
324,847288,2r436,633
107,016
t44,674
4.64.63.73.0
379,r792r,786
t38,O747,933
139,007
386,99922,235
140,9908, l0l
4t7,6223,985
4U,67726,698
1o3,239r00,039
3,200
370,438320,66
49,972
| 35,1 l4
174,508
4.34.45.23.5
447,33525,389
148,4998,428
150,566
453,@225,'n6
150,7838,558
6.97.68.36.2
490,72827,852
544,17130,885
127,870126,070
1,800
416,301369,776
46,525
168,858
216,544
Source: Central Bank ofSri Lanka.
16 3.3 GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT AT CURRENT FACTOR COST PRICES 1987.1993 Rs. Million
Sector t9E7 198E 1989 199t) l99l 1992 193(a)
l.Agriculture,Forcstry & Fishing
l.l Agriculturel.l.l Tea
1.1.2 Rubber
1.1.3 Coconut
l. 1.4 Paddy
1.1.5 O'ther
1.2 Forcstry
1.3 Fishing
2.Mining & Quarrying3.Manufacturing
3. I Processing of Tea,Rubber
& Coconut Kernal Products
3.2 Factory Industry
3.3 Small Industry
3.4 Other
4.Construction
5. Electricity,Gas,Water & Sanitary Service
6. Transport,Storage & Communication
7. Wholesale & Retail Trade
7.1 Imports
7.2 Exports
7.3 Domestic
8. Banking Insurance & Real Estate
9. Ownership of Dwellings
10. Public Administration & Defence
I 1. Services (n.e,s.)
I2. GDP
13. Net Factor Income from Abroad
14. GNP
47,923
40,579
5,889
t,215
3,475
8,393
2r,607
3,U23,702
4,927
28,470
6,325
18,582
t,459
2,rM13,020
2,346
18,663
34,520
I 1,815
2,659
20,M6
7,455
4,9M8,501
7,N2177,731
-4,336
173,395
s3,600
45,557
6,478
1,619
5,021
9,420
23,019
4,006
4,037
5,567
3t,298
6,45r21,t6
1,530
2,t7114,943
2,492
21,988
40,578
14,u32,883
23,652
9,0025,250
r 1,050
7,748
203,5 l 6
-s,266
| 98,250
58,462
48,797
6,697
t,446
4,917
9,495
26,242
4,578
5,087
5,980
34,94r
6,825
25,t40t,612t,344
r7,3322,788
23,t09M,62s15,98 r
3,423
27,221
10,496
5,850
r3,600
8,955
228,t38
-5,739
222.399
76,488
65,14r
8,939
t,467
4,852
15,088
34,795
5,54'l
5,800
7,098
43,29
8,740
3t,120t,907
r,497
21,541
3,652
28,655
6 1,8 l222,O53
4,846
34,9t3t3,225
7,t3815,840
n,902290,615
-6,685
283.930
90,257
75, l 08
7,553
1,254
6,6717,080
42,554
7,267
7,882
7,2U49,816
8,015
38,294
2,384
1,r2324,535
4,729
32,896
7t,5562s,610
5,806
40,080
16,399
8,130
t7,630
t4,24't??? ?oo
-7,367
330,032
r00,080
8l,1374,925
1,743
9,320
19,6s9
45,490
8,357
r0,586
6,757
59,346
7,839
47,250
2,954
r,303
28,485
4,630
38,587
83,904
30,778
7,23445,892
20,827
9,14618,l4l17,w6
86,999
-'1,820
319,179
I I1,65990,369
6,81r
2,nt9,711
21,586
50,084
9,360
I t,930
8,446
68,881
8,427
s5,707
3,483
r,2g32,615
6,065
45,533
99,736
39,611
9,093
5r,03227,8M
t0,34422,622
19,387
453,W2
-5 757
447,335
Source: Central Bank of Sri hnka(a) provisional
3.4 GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT AT 1982 FACTOR COST PRICES 1987.1993 t7
Sector 1987 1988 19E9 1990 t99r 1992 1993(a)
l.Agriculture,Forestry & Fishing
l.l Agriculturel.l.l Tea
l.1.2 Rubber
1.1.3 Coconut
l. I .4 Paddy
1.1.5 Other
1.2 Forestry
1.3 Fishing
2.Mining & Quarrying3.Manufacturing
3. I Processing of Tea,Rubber
& Coconut Kemal Products
3.2 Factory Industry
3.3 Small Industry
3.4 Other
4.Construction
5.Electricity,Gas,Water & Sanitary Service
6.Transport,Storage & CommunicationT.Wholesale & Retail Trade
7.1 Imports
7.2 Exports
7.3 Domestic
8.Banking Insurance & Real Estate
9.Ownership of Dwellingsl0.Public Administration & Defence
l l.Services (n.e.s.)
I2.GDPl3.Net Factor Income from Abroad
l4.cNP
27,4W
23,003
2,750
765
2,967
5,423l l,0982,2r52,191
3,112
18,748
3,340
13,1 l39r0
I,385
8,338
t,448l? 5?R
24,496
9,628
2,490
t2,3785,490
5 4?5
4.358
n5.922_) 6t\
| 13,307
27,984
23,762
2,926
770
2,501
6,3t211,253
1,943', )'70
3,392
19,622
7 )1?
| 4,030
9r8l,401
8,463|,499
13,619
2s,t649,8r0t \1q
t) 11\5,81 9
? 60?
5,462
4,423
I r9,050
-2,836
lt6,2t4
27,666
23,3t12,668
697
3,210
5,258| |,478
t,9852,370
3,576
20,488
3,257
r 5,500
935
796
8,5l41,526
r 3,883
25,588
9,614) 15)
13,222
6,1 68
3,650
6,r404 s?o
t2t,729
I t8,874
30,01I
25,729
3,004
718
3,261
6,37812,368
2,030.r a<a
3,901
22,427
3,530
17,085
968
8M8,761
t,681
14,4t026,497
9,422
3,060
r4,0r 5
6,556
3,705
6,355
4,940
t29,244
-2,818
t26.426
30,570
25,941
3,100
655
2,827
6,W2t3,357
2,107
2,522
3,51I23,949
3,332
r 8,708
I,065
844
9,033
1,800
r 5,534
28,556
r 0,826
3,210
14,520
6,831
3,761
6,304
t35,204-2,990
132.214
30,090
25,316
2,303
669
2,971
5,882t3,491
2,149
2,625
3,300
26,059
2,912
21,140
1,150
857
9,765r,897
16,606
30,074
t t,7 t43,695
t4,6657,241
3,795
6,449
5.7t4r40,990
-2,916
r38,074
31,554
26,592
2,985
681
2,799
6,447
13,680
2,151
2,81 l3,693
28,806
3,r5723,529
1,208
912
10,400
2,t25r7,287
32,s84
13,436
4,t9014,958
8,023
3,84 r
6,&25,828
l50,783
-2,284
148.499
(a) provisional Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
l8
3.5 COMPOSITION OF GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1987 . 1993Rs. Million
Item L9E7 1988 1989 1990 t99l 1992 1993(a)
Gross Domestic Product bv Sector(Current Factor Cost Prices)
Agriculture,Forestry & Fishing
1.2 Mining & Quarrying
1.3 Manufacturing
1.4 Construction
1.5 Electricity,Gas,Water & Sanitary Service
1.6 Transport,Storage & Communication
1.7 Wholesale & Retail Trade
1.8 Banking Insurance & Real Estate
1.9 Ownership of Dwellings
LlO Public Administration & Defence
1.ll Services (n.e.s.)
Gross Domestic hoduct by Expcnditure(Current Market Prices)
2.1 Consumption
Govemment
Private
2.2 Gross Domestic Capital Formation
Government
hivate and Public Corporations
2.3 Net Exports of Goods and Non factor Serv
Exports of Goods and Non factor Services
lmports of Goods and Non factor Services
l.l
r77,731
47,923
4,927
28,470
13,020
2,346
r8,663
34,520
7,455
4,904
8,50r
7,ffi2
196,723
t7r,487
19,538
tsr,949
45,900
lt,17434,726
-20,6&
49,559
70,223
203,5r6
53,600
5,567
31,298
14,943
2,492
2t,988
40,578
9,W2
5,250
I1,050
7,748
22t,982
195,306
2t,849
t73,457
50,562
13,t25
37,437
-23,886
57,885
8t ,77 |
228,r38
s8162
5,980
34,94r
r7,332
2;188
23,t846,625
10,496
5,850
13,600
8,955
251,891
221,W0
26,410
194,680
54,722
t4,391
40,33 |
-23,921
68,666
92,587
290,615
76,488
7,098
43,292r,54r3,652
28,655
6r,8t213,225
7,138
15,840
tt,902
32t,784
275,693
31,405
244,288
7t,455
t2,665
58,790
-253@
97,117
t22,481
337,399
90,257
7,2U49,816
24,s35
4,729
32,896
7t,556
t6,399
8,1 30
t7,630
14,247
372,345
324,847
36,633
288,214
85,156
r5,883
69,273
-37,658
107,016
144,674
386,999
100,080
6,757
59,346
28,485
4,630
38,587
83,904
20,827
9,146
18,141
17,@6
425,283
361,438
40,972
320,66
t03,239
13,682
89,557
-39,394
135,r l4| 74,508
4s3,0eJ!
l11,659
8,4668,88r
32,615
6,065
45,533
99,736
27,8U
10,34
22,622
19,387
496,485
416,301
46,525
369,776
r27,870
22,6U
r05,266
-47,686
168,858
2t6,544
(a) Provisional Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
193.6 INVESTMENT AND SAVINGS (CURRENT MARKET PRICES) T986-1993
Item 1986 1987 19E8 1989 19m r99l t992 193(a)
l. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)l.l Consumption1.2 Investment1.3 Net Exports of Goods & Non Factor Services
2. Domestic Savings (GDP{onsumption)3. Net factor income from abroad4. Net Private Transfers from abroad5. National Savings (2+3+4)6. Savings-Investment Cap
7. Financing the Gap7.1 Official Transfers(Net) from abroad7.2 Foreign Direct Investments7. 3 Foreign Portfolio Investments(Net)7 .4 Piv ate Foreign Loans(Net)7.5 Govt. Foreign Loans(Net)7.6 Valuation Adjustments,Errors and Omi ssions7.7 Monetarv Movement
t79,t77r57,85042,463
-2t,136)l a)1-3,87 r
7,98325,439
-17,024
5.r l4784
t378,r731,041
1,774
t97,456t71,48745,900
-t9,93|25,969-4,6999,226
30,496-15,404
r,4305,90 r
-r891 ))4
5.31 I
t.72'7
22t982195,30650,562
-23,88626,676-5,266r0,t873t,597
- | 8,965
6,558r,382
-8671 104
7303,339
25 1,89 I22r,090
54,722-23,92130,801-5,739r I,84036,902
-17,820
6,751633
1,7548,179
-1,403I qns
321,784275,693
71 ,455-25,36446,09r-6,68514,5 l853,924
-17,531
7,t42r,294
390850
t6,397-t,06r-7,480
3',t2,345324,847
85,156-37,6584't,498-7,36716,62356,754
-28,402
8,4072,6331,329I,100
22,|W2,964
-r0,140
425,28336r,438r03,239-39,39463,845-7,82020,25376,278
-26,96r
8,0275,3 l51,t226,814
10,1994,954-9,469
496,485416,301t27,870-47,68680,184-5 1\127,090
l0 1,5 l7-26,353
7,7499,1071, t1''
15,95912,579l,816
-24,r30
8. Investment /GDP Ratio. %9. Domestic Savings/GDP Ratio,4o
10. National Savings/GDP Ratio,9o1l. Saving-lnvestment Gap/GDP Ratio, 7o
23.7t2.014.3-9.3
z).312.815.3
-8
22.812.014.2-8.5
2t.7t2.2t4.6-7.1
22.2t4.3l6.8-5.4
22.9t2.815.2-7.6
24.3r5.0t7.9-6.3
25.8t6.220.4-5.3
(a) provisional Source: Central Bank of Srilanka
20 4.1 AGRICULTURE: SRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES
Item UnitRef.Year
SriLanka
Bangla-desh
Myan-mar
Cam-bodia
India Indo-nesia
Rep.ofKorea
Malay-sia
Nepal Pakis-tan
Phiti-ppines
Thai-land
l. Cropped Land/Total Land Area
2. lnigated Agricultural Land / Total
Land Area
3. Forest and Wood Land/Total
Land Area
4. Cropped Land Per Capia
5. Share of Agriculture in G.D.P.
6. General Index of AgriculturalProduction 1979 - 8l = 100
7. Paddy Haryested Area /World Paddy Harvested Area
Paddy Production / World
Paddy Production
Yield of Paddy per Hectare
Index of Per Capita Food Production(1979-1981 = 100)
Economically Active Population inAgriculture(Asa%ofEconomically
Active Population)
8.
9.
10.
lt.
-/o
7a
Vo
Ha
Vo
Vo
Vo
Kgs
Vo
t992
t99l
1992
1992
1992
1993
1993
1993
1993
1992
1992
29.5
8.2
32.5
0.1r
21.3
91
0.55
0.49
3,502
8l
514
70.2
23.4
14.5
0.08
36.9
r28
7.1'l
5.26
2,575
94
67.2
15.8
1.5
49.3
0.24
48.2
139
3.83
3.27
2,990
99
457
17.4
0.5
75.8
0.35
49.4
2t3
1.22
0.48
t,389
t36
694
57.7
15.4
22.5
0.20
30.3
160
28.67
21.68
2,654
124
65.8
12.4
4.5
59.9
0.t2
r 8.4
183
7.39
9.l9
4,362
138
46.7
21.2
r3.5
65.5
0.05
8.1
l2l
0.74
1.25
5,878
r05
22.6
14.9
l.l
58.9
0.26
r6.6
233
0.45
0.36
2,842
170
303
r9.5
7.8
I 8.1
0.r3
56.8
r52
0.84
0.54
2,258
106
91.4
28.0
22.5
4.6
0.17
26.2
r80
1.49
0.92
2,167
I t3
48.7
30.8
5.3
33.5
0.14
22.7
t20
2.03
1.83
3,t67
89
45.9
lt.0
8.6
26.4
0.37
12.7
132
7.45
3.79
I,810
109
630
Key lndicators of Developing Asian and Pacific Countries - 1994, ADBFAO Yearbook. 1992.
\
Note: World Paddy Harvested Area: 147,840 Thousand Hectares
World Paddy Yield: 3,510 Kgs. per HectareWorld paddy Production : 518,920 Thousand M.T
2l4.2 PADDY 1985-1993
Item Unit | 985 1986 1987 | 988 r 989 | 990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
l. Area SownMahaYalaIrrigated Area
MajorMinor
Rain fed Area2. Area Under Improved Varities3.Gross Area Harvested
MahaYala
4. hoductionMahaYala
5. Yield per HectareMahaYala
6. Fertilizer IssuesMahaYala
T.Credit Granted for Paddy CultivationMahaYala
8. PricesGuaranteed PriceOpen Market Price
9. InsuranceArea InsuredTotal Premium collectedTotal lndemnities Paid
l0.Rice ImportsImport Price(C&F)
I I.Value Added(Growing Only)
l2.Value Added/GDP
'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 Ha.'000 MT'000 MT'000 MT
KgsKgsKgs
'000 MT'000 MT'000 MT
Rs.MnRs.MnRs.Mn
Rs.Bushel.Rs.Bushel.
'000 Ha.Rs.MnRs.Mn
'000 MTRs.per MT
Rs.Mn
8825703t258339319029990186,s
560305
2.661r.75 |
9r03.4653.4983.343
t-s3
8469
1208337
1079.33
359
l22tl
5.1 539.319
6.-3
895555340607408t9828885983552'l308
2.588r.688
9003.5003.5853,287t.978
124t)
r90r0l89
52l429
2314.5549.992
6.1
7084.2
7815082735243711532577966794-33
2462.128t.392
7353.5643,6787 ?6)
r5ril536
262t8379
7088.23
66t847il3
6.0868.393
17
868545323592400t922768438r6499317
2.477l 5?s
9523,4t33,4403,370
20413470
245r9055
53t52l
2to8,5939.420
4.6
8092.3
727469258493355t3823473969040250
2,063t,342
7213,3743,4293,279
r56t055l
207il988
80127.7
379
il3t6
r0.7509.495
4.2
857531326520352168270708828519309
2,538t,u7
8913,4533,5643,265
1449846
361206155
il0162.63
40l090
t7210.224t5.088
5.2
81750r316496335t6l2t974791483308
2,389t,554
8353,3983,6203,048
t79
136166.41
54l49
r33I r.950t7.080
_5. I
734512222
80354825s51534t7l221627766523243
2,340r,6307t0
3,4283,5t23,252
208
t36t78.76
39t07
237t2.021r9.659
5.1
6r8484134
8365462905844@t75168708820
i538 |
2822,5701,692
8783,5023,5163,480
213
6034t8r8-5
t55r 82.59
34t46
20911.4262 | .586
4.8
Sources: Department of Census and StatisticsCentral Bank of Sri Lanka
(a) Provisional
22 4.3 TEA r9E5 - 1993
Item Unit r9E5 1986 t9E7 1988 1989 r990 199t 1992 r993(a)
1. Areal. I High Grown (b)1.2 Medium Grown (b)1.3 Low Grown (b)
2. Replanted Area3. Subsidies4. Fertilizer Issues (wholesale)
5. Factories5.1 High Grown5.2 Medium Grown5.3 Low Grown
6. Production6.1 High Grown6.2 Medium Grown6.3 Low Grown
7. Cost of Production Per Kilo8. Colombo Auction Prlce Per Kilo
8.1 High Grown8.2 Medium Grown8.3 Low Grown
9. Quantity Sold at Colombo Auctions9.1 High Grown9.2 Medium Grotvn9.3 Low Grown
10. Exports Quantiiyl0.l Exports Value
l0.l F.O.B. Price Per Kilo
ll. London Market Price per Kilo
12. Taxes collected from Teal2.l Specific Tax12.2 Advalorem Tax
13. Value added,Vo of GDP(Growing & Processing)
14. Domestic Consumption (c)
HectaresHectaresHectaresHectares
Hectares
Rs. Mn.
MT'000No.NoNo.No.
Mn. Kgs.Mn. Kgs.Mn. Kgs.Mn. Kgs
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.Rs.Rs.
Mn. Kgs.Mn. Kgs.Mn. Kgs.Mn. Kgs.
Mn. Kgs.
Rs. MnRs.
New PenceRs.
Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
Vo
Mn. Kgs.
23 I,65066,64365,45443,28'l
1,672
27;l149.9
696202211281
214.178.855.280. I
35.00
39.01
39.5535.9340.60
t97.37 l.l50.8'15.4
t97.9
t2,002.860.62
15s.656r.59
2,213.61,181.7r,03 r.9
5.6
22.4
222,90565,0186 l,08339,558
r,61 8
21.2
128.8
7052012t6288
211 .377.l53.380.9
n.a.
30.68
3t.5828.493t.26203.360)50.983.2
207.8
9,252.8
44.52
l156?48.35
996. I934.162.0
4.5
20.8
22t,49864,48460,19238,806
I,50324.6
136.7
6s9187t9t281
llJ.)71.553.486.3
n.a.
39.30
38.7635.0942.46
208.270.952.984.4
201.1
t0,653.552.9'l
108.3461.94
r,t52.l890. I
262.05.5
2t.l
22t,68364,50759,86538,688
t,59222.8
138.0
692t94203295
226.976.854.J95.8
43.98
42.77
44.8840;1342.36
209.166.250.292.7
219.8
t2,298.755.95
r06 4362.88
872.0608.0267.0
5.1
2t4
t)) | li64,58059,6 l638,657
| ,551
14.4
t27.9
701r95202304
207.074.150.082.9
49.70
54.61
55.8549.3356 97
t93.766.449.078.3
204.2
13,663.9
66.91
l2'7.4482.88
628.82'73.5355 3
A<
72l
22t,75873, l 3883,22365,39'1
I,586
79.3
t 34.1
629t't5168286
233.176.151 .9
105. I
60.51't0.9'l
68.t262-6177.33
216.970.449.19'1 .4
2t6.O
19,823.3
9l .78
I 14.1086.25
1,60r.0290.0
t,3r 1.04.4
2t.9
221,69173,33 I82,46765,893
|,'173
n.a.
I 18.9
635169165301
240.773.251.3
1t6.2
60.68
58.2'l
57.415l .536l;75226.2
68.046.6
lll.6212.4
17,866.8
84.34
| 00.2879.80
492.0194.0298.0
3.4
22.3
221,83664,56457,41 834,483
t,4lz73-4
|l0.2609165149295
t78.953.73'1 .987.3
72.26
6t;15
66.4554.8461 90
172.951.934.686.4
l8l .7
14,893.4
8l .98
I 07.35't4.53
360.0134.0226.0
2.O
22.5
n.a.n.a.n.a.n-4.
l,3ll19.0
140.5
592165t4l286
231.972.64't.2n2.l75.81
69.27
68.3463.5771.49
215.167.142.0
104. I
218.4
r9,9ll.l91.16
t 04.0376.46
23.O23:0
1A
22.8
(a) Provisional(b) The extent registered as small holdings is not included(c) Estimated Household Consumption
Sources: Central Bank of Sri Lanka,Sri Lanka Tea Board,Departement of Census & Statistics.
4.4 RUBBER 1985 - 1993 23
Item Unit 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 l99l 1992 r993(a)
Registered AreaActual Areal.l Area in Tapping1.2 High Yielding1.3 Others
Area Replanted
Area Newly Planted
Subsidies for ReplantingFertilizer Issues (wholesale)
Average Yield per Hectare
Cost of Production per kilo (b)
Total Production8.1 Smoked Sheet8.2 Sole Crepe8.3 Scrap Crepe8.4 Latex Crepe8.5 Latex8.6 Technically Specified Rubber
l.A.t.B.
,3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9. Local Consumption10. Rubber Stocksll. Export Value
12, Export Volume
13. F.O.B. Price per Kilo14. ExportDistribution
l4.l People's Republic of Chinar4.2 U.S.S.R.t4.3 U.S.A.l4 4 Poland14.5 Rumania14.6 Pakistan14.7 Mexico14.8 Spain14.9 Jaoan14. l0 E.il.C. Countriesl4. llOtherCountries
Hectares
HectaresHectaresHectaresHectares
Hectares
Hectares
Rs. Mn.M.T.
Mn. Kgs.
Mn. Kgs.
Rs. Mn.
Mn. Kgs.
Rs.
Kgs.
Rs.
Mn. KgsMn. KgsMn. KgsMn. KgsMn. KgsMn. KgsMn. Kgs
Mn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn KgsMn Kgs
264,507
204,293154,436t 81,753?? 755
6,694) 1)1
I12.0
24,246
894
t3.67
t37.565.9
6.14t.3
6.3t3.7
t5.2
12.2,56<O
t20.2
2t.34
16. It3.44.7ll.7
1.3751.61.7
13926'12t.8
264,650
202,701r49,9 l8t8'7,664l7 516
5,91 I
1,706
106.0
26,258
9t913.70
137.862.5
4.41.4
4355.8
t4.3
t6423.6
2,622.0
I10.0
23.83
lt.l2'1 7302
9.6| 0.68.4J.O
l.s1.4
264,7 t0201,861147,484190,629
t4,47 |
5,635
1,720
96.0
24,'t06
826
13.95
121.855.6
4.'79l
35. I5.7
I 1.6
19.3
20.0
2,929.3
106.0
27.63
r3.87.19.29.53.08.8t.21.95.0
25.825.6
264,950
200,248145,495196,2s2
1 ()0<
4,r671,508
87.6
25,063
841
13.4 r
t22.462.8
3.05.0
33.63.8
14.2
19.9
23.2
3,705.9
99.3
5t.53
1 t.03.6
13.64.5
8.9t.0
3.92t.6312
199,648t47,285t97,200
2,448
6,t471,241
92.7
22,036'152
15 06
I t0.0754.32.65.1
3l .34.8
14.0
2t.0269
3,n2.186.0
36.r8
L.+7.1t.)3.06.8l.l1.93.1
20.53'l 7
199,048146,325r 97,350
l,698\ )o)
1,29
I14.0
2t,40773
t'! .92
lt3.l58.6
-t. I<n29
6.79.9
23.6
29.8
3,080.2
86.8
35.50
7.1t-3
| 3.96.8t.l2.63.1
20,517.9
198,45 I
147,048197,672
458
5,36 I
t,803
r06.3
13,686
706
19.lt103.95l .3
2.47.4
28.'l'1.2
6.7
26;lt7.1
2,641.2
76.4
33.53
3.20.35.3J.J2.18.21.2t.l3.6
29.022.3
194,556146,250t97,460
396
3,9l8914
96.7
r3,t00725
20.50
106.r44.4
3.65.6
24.9t2.215.5
28.8
16.0
2,959.9'18.6
3't.64
0.1
5.8ot2.29.5t.01.93.-5
27;l2t.8
192,348t45,927l43,l3l
2,796
2,418(c)
907(c)
t07.9
I 7,800
7t423.00
104.243.73.84.1
25.113. I13.9
32.8
17.2
3,086.3
69.6
44.34
0.2
6.45.20.89.00.83.23.1
t't.7L).2
(a) Provisional(b) WeightedaverageofCostofProductionofpublicsectorestates.privateseclorestatesandsmallholdings.
From I986 onwards the average is for the private sector.(c) Private sector only.
Sources: RubberControl Department,Customs, Sri Lanka.
24 4.5 COCONUT 19E5 - 1993
Item Unit l9E5 l9E6 19t7 1988 r989 r9m l99l 1992 1993(a)
Total Coconut ProductionMsnufacaure of MaJor Coconut Products
2.1 Copra2.2 Coconut Oil2.3 Desiccated Coconut2.4 Poonac
Cost of Productlon per 'lX)0 Nuts
Fertlllzer Issues (wholesale)
Export Volume5. I Three Maior Coconut Products
5.1.1. C6pra5.1.2. Coionut Oil5.1.3. Desiccated Coconut
5.2 Fresh Nuts5.3 Coir Fibre Bristle5.4 Coir Fibre Matress5.5 Coconut Shell Charcoal
Export Value6.1 Three Maior Coconut Products
6. l. LCopia6.1.2. Coconut Oil6.1.3. Desiccated Coconut
6.2 Fresh Nuts6.3 Coir Fibre Bristle6.4 Coir Fibre Matress6.5 Coconut Shell Charcoal
F.O.B. Prlce per Kllo7.1 Coora7.2 Coionut Oil7.3 Desiccated Coconut1.4 Fresh Nuts (Per Nut)7.5 Coir Fibre Bristle7.6 Coir Fibre Matress'1,7 Coconut Shell Charcoal
Locsl Market Price per Kilo8.1 Coora No. I8.2 Coionut Oil8.3 Desiccated Coconut
Price of a Fresh Nut (Retail)Value Added as 7o of GDP
Domestlc Consuption (b)
a
9.10.
11.
MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000
Rs
Mn. Nuts
Rs MnRs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. MnRs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs Mn.Rs. Mn.
RsRsRsRs.Rs.Rs.Rs.
MT
Mn. NutsMT'000MT'000MT'000Mn. NutsMT'000MT'000MT'000
RsRsRs
RsVt
Mn. Nuts
2.9s8
2 r8.5129.853.264.9
0.64
4r.0l6
92 r.l7.5
66 I52.2t0.l7.8
16.723.7
r.3 83.099. I
950.8r.133 l
36.3r06.6144.3t27.8
r3.9014. t025.t63.59
13.633.975.40
9.3514.97t2.3 |
2. l83.3
2.027
3,039
242.6143.362.67 1.7
0.663 t,498
t.t44.49.8
854608r7 89.2
45.227.7
r.608.887.9
672.5848.4
88.2r30.9t79.9r02.3
91)8.29
t4.18t.57
14.273.983.10
5.888.26
10.01
.462.6
't.877
2,291
t25.471.65 1.435.8
0.73
41,261
544.69.0
17.353.2t6.38.7
40.632.4
|.422.679.3
242.2r. t0l .l
I l2.lt26.1t68.5| 45.6
882t4 1l20 68280
t4 45415448
t2 5316 75l8 30
2.642.6
73
t,936
62.034.522.8t7.3
0 8l45,6t 5
224.15.95.4
l2.l7.5
30.613 3
895 5102. Ir75.r6r8.3
70.5l3 1.5r30.987.2
17.4632.7327.57J.[ I
| 7.554.276.5 3
19.7930.8023.01
4.002.7
l 70t
2,484
129.574.64695t.)
0.85
38,482
571.88.2
29.643.216.380
35.620.7
t,920.3147.8749.4
r,023.I90. l0178.8| 99.6
t58.44
t'l.9225.2623.68
5.5422.49
5.6 |
7.66
13.67t9.05t9.46
3. r5t6
t.896
2,532
128.874.855.317.4
l.l I
22,793
491.87.22.2
52.722.2
6.937.7I 1.3
1,842.5I 19.86295.5
|,427 .lt25.17130.02263.369r.92
r6.5323.4327.OO5.65
r8.856.99R rt
13.r718.36!! --a J
2.018
3751.9
60.612.6
49.3016.3
1.7
2.184
28,842
t64.57.7l.l
46.E24.4
8.332.7l l.8
1,769.O186.50
36.71,545.8r52.31130.402t5.95
99.92
24.3114.7032.816.23
15.766.628.43
22.2831.0726.t54.70
2.5
.795
2,296
55.030.2
53.6015. I
t.9734,17 |
410.45.92.4
53.324.8
8.93l .9
8.1
2,658.5187.9104.6
2,366.O216.10197.20235.40
82.50
32.1243. l0M.4t
8.7222.t87.37
10.2 |
27.474t.23!9.176.12
3. 1
t.859
29r.34.92.6
36.222.3
6.622.6
3.0
| 837.2166.5
2,164
40.722.O39.6I1.0
2.03
33,391
5J-t544.8642.9210.0527.49
t-t5t2.70
1.847
I15.8l,554.9
224.4180.3114.938. I
33.5644.t339.23
7.532..6
(a) Provisional(b) Estimated Household Consumption of Coconut and Coconut Oil
| 982 Agricultural Census Shows that there were 4 I 6.253 Hectares of coconut land
Sources : Coconut Marketing BoardCoconut Cultivaton BoardCustoms. Sri Lanka.Coconut Developrnent Authority.
4.6 oTHER FOOD CROPS 19Es - 1993 25
Crop Unit 1985 l9E6 L987 r988 1989 r990 1991 1992 r993(a)
l. Areal.l Manioc1.2 Maize1.3 Chillies1.4 Red Onions1.5 Ground Nuts1.6 Green Gram1.7 Soya Beans1.8 Potatoes1.9 Bombay Onionsl.l0 Kurakkan1.1 I Gingelly1.12 Meneril.l3 Cowpeal.l4 Black Gram
Production2.1 Manioc2.2 Maize2.3 Chillies2.4 Red Onions2.5 Ground Nuts2.6 Green Gram2.7 Soya Beans2.8 Potatoes2.9 Bombay Onions2.10 Kurakkan2.ll Gingelly2.12 Meneri2.13 Cowpea2.14 Black Gram
HectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectareHectare
MTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMT
211,49035,49437,92432,062
5,8047,995
21,4982,4388,358
208r0,86414,099
270)1 111
t2.t55
769,375459,97733,71635,61052,6598,3r6
t5,4051 11n
I 18,235? ?5?
6,6216,916
7t5t7,2608,823
218,2492',t,63136,38839,893
8,63710,25024,404
6,3077,880
515n,422n,522
57822,693r0,r t9
852,004503,095
40,61946,05176,485
9,82717,2277,326
r08,r005,5866,51 56,338
238t6,8327,765
226,94528,34439,19926,409r0,9988,827
34,8396,6857,W9
43910,35017,363
4972r,84414,052
732,249353,064
45,33627,624
1t2,604t7,20623,O72r 0,1 509 r,6094,2r56,832
t0,328267
17,431t2,6tl
259,6293r,84750,42932,690r l,03512,53533,465
8,3416,600
623il,08117,547
33824,880l 8,21 8
89r,914489,25070,56940,274
1t3,265r l,90923,0979,890
78,2006,8267,8588,994
t9418,0721 3,1 56
198,97325,O7837,t5026,95210,22310,34525,t414,6626,839
9885,070
t 5,618l5l
19,883r 0,873
338,55627,61036,42530,044
107,6898,832
19,3242,906
93,70tI r,0993,6073,465
r0014,9336,531
272,21340,32947,88538,095
8,485l l,65338,1075,8687,699t,77 67,248
t7,7311,300
28,14117,832
6t9,4t5253,985
63,91439,14773,9569,652
29,6917,310
84,34718,7774,4607320
19,4607,390
24.r''87239,72640,15934,r766,269
10,13942,683
2,8523,4992,4007,298
16,3221392
27,602r0,232
639,3083s8,80848,5003l,60051,30010,30030,7002,900
42,2002t,400
5,000I r,800
21,6003,200
24r,r2l34,16647,08731,399
8,1479,583
48,4452,0205,3102,4606,661
10,750330
25,8598,759
610,035301,878
46,93323,54087,0309,800
23,5582,497
45,05427,6394,7969,375
21,6356,300
214,t93
49,86342,753
8,7s2l0,l l533,185
t,4797,7333,5r46,440
l1,818
22,34r15,700
403,634
69,26840,42590,990t2,29926,425
2,1 8577,t6338,0234,6276,073
20,024t6.r32
Provisional Sources: Ministry of Agricultural Development & Research,Department of Census and Statistics.
26 4.7 MINOR EXPORT CROPS 1985 - 1993
Item Unit 19E5 r986 1987 198E 19E9 1990 r99r 1992 le93(a)
1. Cultivated Areal.l Cocoa1.2 Cinnamon1.3 Cardamoms1.4 Cloves1.5 Pepper
2. Production2.1 Cocoa2.2 Cinnamon2.3 Cardamoms2.4 Cloves2.5 Pepper
3. Exports - Quantity3.1 Cocoa3.2 Cardamoms3.3 Pepper3.4 Cloves3.5 Cinnamon3.6 Coffee3.7 Cashew Nuts3.8 Nutmeg & Mace3.9 Unmanufactured Tobacco
4. Exports - Value4.1 Cocoa4.2 Cardamoms4.3 Pepper4.4 Cloves4.5 Cinnamon4.6 Coffee4.7 Cashew Nuts4.8 Nutmeg & Mace4.9 Unmanufactured Tobacco
5. F.O.B. Price per Kilo5.1 Cocoa5.2 Cardamoms5.3 Pepper5.4 Cloves5.5 Cinnamon5.6 Coffee5.7 Cashew Nuts5.8 Nutmes & Mace5.9 Unman-ufactured Tobacco
HectaresHectaresHectaresHectaresHectares
MTMTMTMTMT
MTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMT
Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs
7,96020,900
5,1103,971
l l,5 l0
4,1009,700
400490
5,800
1,092231
1,2t5295
7,5855,268
284331679
57.375.8
l I1.640.2
318.02924l
I 3.440
52.4'l328.149t.85
t36.274t.9255.43
tM.3'l40.4858.9 |
8,32020,7205,2t04,952
13,210
3,7009,300
400710
s,600
6'12272
r,27 |740
7,5892,640
503386414
34. I64.4
r59.6l6 1.9327.9
2259l
24.722
50;14236;t6t25.572t8.78
43.2185.23
r 80.9 |63.9853. l4
8,6202l,060
4,330{ 7?(
15,010
3,6009,400
300641
6,400
814192
2,015492
7,50585t
1,034286416
43.135. r
285.842.7
445.245
19636.9t3l
52.95182.8 || 4l .8486;t9s9.3252.88
r89.55129-O2't4.52
8,75020,360
4,3505,898
15,620
3,6009,700
300t,0526,800
135139
2,6922,2516,8104,202I,l 16
490718
7.522,0
291.5252.7674.7
23220859.3
63
55.55158.2'l108.28n2.2699.O755.21
r86.3812t.02t28 57
8,65020,4204,4506,046
15,940
3,90010,200
300|,t19q,500
12l126
I,5763t2
7,493l,805t,328
390601
6.019.4
t5t.7t6.0
1,057.994
24446.0
'79
49.59153.9'196.265 t.28
l4t.t852.08
183.73|l7.95t31.4-s
8,57020, I 904,3905,997
I 5,600
4,2N10,500
5001,35 r
8,700
t6834
1,3092,2926,5t21,244|,281
270I,333
6.69.8
117.8233.7
l , 187.938
2't722.7152
39.29288.23
89.9910t.96182.4230.55
216.2484.07
I t4.03
8,66020,3104,4405.876
t7,000
4;t009,900
800t,3549,900
7529
2,074r,0377,8892,660t,102
486l,808
2.96.9
t40.463.7
1,436.276
29024.4243
38.67237.93
67.7061.43
182.O528.57
263.t650.2 t
134.40
8,53020,2104,5106,146
t7,t90
4,100r0,500r,0001,799
10,900
t52lt t5?
I,l 148,2381,652r,062
8153,935
t.26.2
t22.56l
1,523.949
23647.2
t,709
80.00295.256.9054.76
185.0129.66
222.225'7.91
434.31
5,55024,1804,625
n.a24,970
3,40012,2N
1,000n.a
14.100
53t4
't,939l,6888,755t,009I,384
7843,81 8
2.77.6
396.17r.9
r,64s.244
34235.6
|,'149
s0.94542.86
49.8942.59
187.9143.61
247.tr45.41
458.09
Sources : Central Bank of Sri Lanka,Department of Census and Statistics,Customs, Sri Lanka.
(a) Provisional
27
4.E FISH AND LIVESTOCK 1985.1993
Item Unit 1985 1986 1987 l9E8 r989 1990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
Fish Productionl.l Coastall.2Deep Sea and Off-shore1.3 Inland
Import of Fish Products2.1 Quantity - Dried Fish
- Other2.2Yalue - Dried Fish
- OtherCattle3.1 Popirlation3.2 Slaughtered3.3 Production of Milk
Buffaloes4.1Population4.2 Production of Milk
Sheep and Goats5.1 Population
5.1.1 Sheep5.1.2 Coats
5.2 Slaughtered(sheep & Goats)
Pigs6. I Population6.2 SlaughteredPoultry
7.1 Population7.2 Production ofEggs
l.
7.
MTMTMTMT
MTMT
Rs.Mn.Rs.Mn.
No.'000No.'000Lit'000
No.'000Lir'000
No.'000No.'000
No.'000
No.'000No.'000
No.'000No.'000
175,409t40,266
2,40032,743
24,6trI l,363
5t0244
|,782l9l
r30,689
96750, l 76
7,126617,142
2',1
540
144
84l7
183,056144,266
3,40035,390
24,0948,362
6262t2
l,783194
r 28,00t
96449.960
29534
121
86l6
7,668667.025
190,002r49,278
4,25936,405
30,3657,749
755193
l,808184
157,969
r 00862,919
8,6r9814,874
28503
1ll
9720
r97,536155,099
4,42538,012
30,588l5,007
942t94
l,788163
t62,155
96363,497
8,674771 ;t t0
285r0
r04
952l
205,286l57,4tl
8,1 5539,720
34,855r 8,1 89
r,003317
r,820l5l
t72,859
96765,344
8,833833,476
30518
96
94t9
t77,063134,132
r I,6663t,265
38,3509,6521,312
427
152)t\10)
95875,961
83
85ZJ
8,797817,349
26522
198,063l59,t5l
15,08023,632
43,8949,537r,686
404
1,477l7l
208,822
82570,889
20460
79
843l
8,261784,772
206, I 68163.r6822,0002 r ,000
44,834l2,2tl
1,804643
r,604r90
232,665
89785,294
22528
t02
9lJJ
8,852812,265
220,900t69,90033,000r8,000
64,838t2,874|.932
524
t,133r98
244,567
8658r,r t9
9,261856,824
20583
104
9037
(a) Provisional Sources: Ministry of Fisheries and Aquatic ResourcesDepartment of Census and StatisticsCentral Bank of Sri Lanka
28 4.9 FERTILIZER 1985 - T993
Item Unit 1985 1986 r9E7 1988 1989 1990 t99r 1992 r993(a)
Local Production -Phosphate
Imports2.1 Quantity2.2 Value
Issues (wholesale)3.1 Paddy3.2 Tea3.3 Rubber3.4 Coconut3.5 Minor Export Crops3.6 Minor Food Crops37 Tobacco3.8 Other
Issues in NPK Nutrients (b)4.1 Paddy4.2 Tea4.3 Rubber4.4 Cocount4.5 Minor Export Crops4.6 Minor Food Crops4.7 Tobacco4.8 Other
Use of Subsidy
MT
MTRs. Mn.
MTMTMTMTMTMTMTMTMT
MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000
Rs. Mn.
t7,2r2
508,5021,823.I
493,427202,501t49,9r924,2464r,0202,224
16,8225,369
5r,326
194.694.649.r
8.616.30.86.42.0
23.2
748
t4,969
423,189l,401.0
497,059232,617128,84926,25831,6402,356
2r,3305,492
48,517
r99.9108.943.r9.2
12.20.88.03.1
23.8
613
2r,236
382,t99t,269.9
506,7262t7,120r 36,65324,70642,1733,t90
22,2011 1?5
52,948
206.6t 01.745.8
16.4l.l8.17.7
18. I
498
23,r00
546, I 082,459.4
525,166226,198138,00125,0634r,9844,659
39,6006,r23
43,538
206.9104.247.5
8.3t6.7
1.514.5
1.013.2
599
24,458
364,9t9I,800.4
522,r04240,t55126,28522,03638,51929,2855,6006,484
53,740
204.9lll.047.0
8.1t5.7l.l1.9l-J
18.8
347
32,559
507,7312,984.7
437,t29161,230r34,r2522,24623,5817,622
46,2646,423
3s,638
t71.275.747.0
7.99.32.5
16.60.9
I 1.3
19,689
385,0192,567
453,770r79,306I18,933
13,68628,842tt,09250,7025,310
45,899
t77.181.64t.74.8
10.83.6
r 8.00.5
16.0
25,717
369,5332,520
47s,822207,793rto,254
1 3,1 0634,2707,ll7
49,5222,162
s l ,598
183.693.837.5
4.712.72.2
17.30.3
15. I
30,167
479,3673,232
549,120247,973r47,t95
17,88336,0947,02r
44,3009,824
38,830
213.3I10.550.7
6.312.82.4
15.63.4
l1.6
(a) Provisional(b) Estimates
Source: National Fertilizer Secretariat.
4.10 SETTLEMENT AND NEW LAND CULTIVATEDUNDER MAHAWELI PROGRAMME 1985.1993
29
Item 1985 1986 t987 1988 1989 r990 t99r 1992 | 993(a)
|. Settlements (Families)System HSystem CSystem B
System GTotal Families
2. New Land Cultivated(Hectares)System H
Paddy
Other CropsSystem C
Paddy
Other CropsSystem B
Paddy
Other CropsSystem G
PaddyOther Crops
System LPaddyOther Crops
TotalPaddy
Other Crops
44823
3,423l,M55 ??5
4t,62832,6668,962
t2,40210,9 r 3
1,489
4,7814,533
2485,3644,139| ))<
&,t7552,251
n924
7802,15rt,260
583
4,774
45,52332,432r 3,091
17,226t5,727t,4997,4057,r49
2566,0464,576t,470
76,20059,88416,316
r821,407
857274
2,720
34,57426,6t27,962
19,453
18,738
715l I,854t0,746I,1088,153
6,0902,063
74,03462,t86I 1,848
l4r,081
65685
5,1 06
37,67727 ,51|I 0,1 6624,581)) 114
I,80815,06214,203
8597,8s65,5702,286
85,r7670,057
l5,l 19
91,008
324I,3052,740
23,21318,8154,398
25,87323,974
I,89918,320r7,357
9638,2065,9462,260
75,6t266,0929,520
r,6803,4273,492
3668,965
4r,23635,4875,749
32,W228,3593,733
2r,tl319,928
r,1859,2817,2482,033
998483515
r44,72091,505
t3,2t5
r,l5l3,240t468126
5,985
5l,l9l38,56812,623
34,7t330,6404,073
21,89820,749
1,t499,73r7,6302,101
1,223
784439
r r 8,75698,37120,385
7542,005t716
6
4,481
36,24330,556
5,68734,5333 r ,8582,675
23,N72t,799
1,2085,3545,076
278I5t6824692
100,653
90,1 l310,5,10
4,523
450,5003t,408t3,6424t,49738,378
3,1 l926, I 85
24,469t,7169,1467,365I,781|,t77
726451
123,055
102,346
20,7W
283|,0503,1 90
Source : Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka
30 4.1T CULTIVATION LOANS GRANTED UNDER REFINANCE CREDIT SCHEMES (A)
(a) Loans upto 1973 were granted under the New Agricultural Credit Scheme.From 1973 to Yala 1986
loans had been granted under the Comprehensive Rural Credit Scheme and since Yala I 986 loans
had been granted under the New Comprehensive Rural Credit Scheme.
(b) Provisional
Rs.Million
Sources: People's Bank,
Bank of Ceylon
Hatton National Bank.
lndian Overseas Bank
Reeional Rural Dev. Banks.
AS AT 31st DECEMBER,l993
Cultivation YearLoans Granted Recoveries
Paddy OtherCrops All Crops Paddy DtherCrops All Crops Paddy OtherCrops Crops
t970l7r 1972t731973t7 4
r974175r975t76r976t771977t78r978t79
r979t80
r980/8 I
r98U82r982t83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
t986t87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990t91
t99v92t992t93 (b)
1993t94 (b)
Total
88.2llt.286.074.5
101.8447.8
59.3
60.2
84.0
t12.3
t4't.5
t72.2
t2t.7202.5
268.6
244.8
177.7
290.7
668.2
525.1
497.5
228.3
4,7'10.1
^tA 1
26.1
23.430.258. I
I15.620.0
22.6
34.4
28.2
26.6
42.1
37.6
9l .5
68.4
84.9
70.8
199.0
261.2
235.0
284.6
) /.)
r,842.5
112.9t37.3
t09.4t04.7159.9563.479.3
82.8
I18.4
140.5
174.1
2t4.3159.3
294.0
337.O
329.7
248.5
489.7
929.4
760. I
780.9
287.0
6,612.6
59.264.3
64.347.653.8
137.9s0.2
53.7
75.4
97.2
130.1
144.3
104. I
l't5.1229.3
201.7
t5 1.3
288.4
487.4
384.8
322.2
t 0.3
3,332.6
r 9.0r6.9
14.918.530.544.417.7
20.0
30.6
24.3
24.0
34.6
31.4
80.8
59.8't5.5
62.0
t74.4
195.3
r74.6
175.7
4.6
t,329.5
78.281.2
79.266.184.3
182.367.9
t5.t106.0
12t.5
1 54.1
t78.9
135.5
2s5.9
289.1
27',7.2
2t3.3462.8
682.7
559.4
497.9
14.9
4,662.r
67.r57.8
74.763.952.830.884.7
89.2
89.8
86.6
88.2
83.8
85.5
86.5
85.4
82.4
85. l99.2
72.9
73.3
64.8
4.5
69.9
76.964.7
63.761.352.538.488.5
88.5
89.0
86.2
90.3
82.3
83.5
88.3
87.4
89.0
87.6
87.6
74.8
74.3
6t;t8.0
72.2
69.359. r
72.463. l52.732.485.6
89.0
89.5
86.5
88.5
83.5
85. l87.0
85.8
84.1
85.8
94.5
73.5
73.6
63.8
5.2
70.5
5.1 INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES: SRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRAS 3r
Item ReferenceYear
SriLanka
Bangla-desh
India Indo-nesia
Rep. ofKorea
Malay-sia
Pakis-tan
Phili-ppines
Singa-pore
Thai-land
l. Share of Manufacturing in GDP (a),9
Electricity Production per capita,Kwl
Index of per capita FoodProduction, 1985 = 100
Imports of Machinery andTransport Equipment/Total Imports,g
Imports of Petroleum andPetroleum Products/Total Imports, 7o
Index of Production
6.1 Mining 1985 = 100
6.2 Manufacturing 1985 = 100
6.3 Electricity 1985 = 100
6.4 Food 1985 = 100
5
6.
1985t992
r 9851992
1992
l 985t992
r 9851992
1992
1992
t9921992
14.8r 8.6
r56203
79
13.416.2
20.39.1
t4387
9.99.0
4576
97
t7.3r6.2(b)
tt.79.1
201
t55
t82ll4
19.420.0
227393
llt20.8
23.9(b)
266259
135
l5ll8rt27
15.820.5
93225
t20
35.342.9
12.4a1
229
200
137
25.329.1
|,3772,997
l0l
34.235.4
20.315.9
76
217
226
109
19.728.9
894t,573
t27
43.654.9
12.23.6
122
166
213
153
16.57.8
235381
llt26.435.9
17.616.5
189
153
195
137
25.225.0
343405
t02
14.028.6
25.713.0
308
248
l13t20
23.627.6
3,9825,925
65
3t.747.9
29.412.9
197
t77
7I
22.s29.6
438988
98
28.r42.7
22.58.1
217
221
236
107
(a)(b)
Based on Estimates at constant prices with varying base year from country to country.For the year 1988
Sources: Key Indicators of Developing Asian and Pacific Countries - 1994FAO Yearbook - 1992,Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
325.2 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION T985 . 1993
Rs. Million
Category/Item r9E5 19E6 t9E7 1988 1989 1990 t99' t992 1993 (a)
l.Value of Industrial Production(Current Prices)l.l Food,beverages and tobacco1.2 Textile,wearing apparel and leather products1.3 Wood and wood products(including furniture)1.4 Paper and paper products1.5 Chemicals,petroleum,coal,
rubber and plastic products1.6 Non-metallic mineral products
(except petroleum and coal)1.7 Basic metal products1.8 Fabricated metal products,
machinery and transport equipment1.9 Manufactured Procjucts (n.e.s)
2. Value Added in Industry2.1 Food,beverages and tobacco2.2 Textile,wearing apparel and leather products2.3 Wood and wood products(including fumiture)2.4 Paper and paper products2.5 Chemicals,petroleum,coal,
rubber and plastic products2.6 Non-metallic mineral products
(except petroleum and coal)2.7 Basic metal products2.8 Fabricated metal products,machinery
and transport equipment2.9 Manufactured Products (n.e.s)
3. Value Added in Industry/GDP (Vo)
38,692
r0,4979,505
705I ,187
1 3, 104
l,854
r23
t,592125
13,3666,1 662,s94
420543
1,402
r,089
38r,055
59
9.0
4t,453
12,r2912,088
632r,289
11,088
2,053
28r
|,757136
r 6,0196,8503,r04
393626
2,705
I,l l7
JII,l l6
7l
9.8
48,540
12,962rs,428
677r,372
t3,477
2,t56
30't
2,006155
r 8,513't,1944,409
408692
3,371
1,104
491,204
82
10.4
54,063
t4,6751 8,1 66
640r,492
13,68 I
2,267
487
2,477178
2r,0508,2254,797
46375r
3,827
1,308
7lI,518
90
10.3
64,907
18,45822,073
667|,456
12,041
6,007
792
3,r8223r
24,0671 0,1 685;146
496745
3,531
l,2l 8
77l,969
117
10.5
86,756
2r,95s27,930
721l,880
2r,2t5
7,554
1,006
4,r99296
30,984t2,0657,167
485l,0192,428
4,742
1942;146
138
t0.7
r03,924
30,00333,854
8022,2t4
20,t40
8,l8r
1,264
5,0932,373
38,041r 5,0708,542
5711,t673,r99
4,905
2483,247
|,092
| 1.3
I 36,106
34,r5753,929
1,0052,586
23,817
10,582
r,424
5,9482,658
s0,36718,66814,630
6771,3973,989
5,918
2633,629
I,196
13.0
166,466
39,70970,057
1,2303,438
28,876
t2,351
l,488
60,7s 1
21,706t8,994
831l,9l I4,738
7,153
2183,609
1,53 1
t3.4
5,9153,402
(a) Provisional Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
5.3 PETROLEUM 1985 - 1993 33
Item Unit 1985 1986 1987 19E8 r989 1990 r991 1992 1993(a)
Crude Oil Imports - Quantity
Crude Oil Imports - Value (c.i.f.)
Petroleum Products Processed inSri Lanka3.1 Petrol (Super)3.2 Kerosene3.3 Furnace Oil3.4 Auto Diesel3.5 Marine and Heavy Diesel3.6 Aviation Fuel (Avtur)3.7 Liquid Petroleum Gas3.8 Asphalts (Bitumen)3.9 Naptha (Chemical)3.10 Solvents3.1l Locally Blended Lubrication Oil
Foreign Exchange Earnings (b)
4.1 Marine Diesel4.2 Aviation Fuel (Avtur & Avgas)4.3 Auto Diesel4.4 Naptha4.5 Furnace Oil4.6 Fuel Oil (Bunkering)4.7 Exports to Maldives4.8 Marine Lub. etc.
t. MT'000
Rs. Mn.
MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000
MTMT'000MT'000
MTMT'000
Rs.
Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.Rs.
Mn.
Mn.Mn.Mn.Mn.Mn.Mn.Mn.Mn.
1,657
9,5t3.4
I t6157603364
5674
I 1,81 5JZ
r242,r91
r 8.9
3,850.4
256.4653. rI 16.5800.9735.3
t,255.62s.9
6.7
1,639
5,296.4
1231545594076l97
16,48047
t343,583
19.7
2,345.1
r88.2s58.3t29.5427.7206.7794.2
38.52.0
r,779
7.r21.3
l3l153s96332163
7l1 8,1 33
33120
3,59420.4
2,578.1
160.5523.6138.8498.9108.3
|,t24.120.8
3.1
1,848
6,339.8
1591636224178086
20,0132796
2,263.7
148.9456.3166.9406.2264.3791.5
29.6
3,685t7.9
1283
5,9t2.3
il9t24446250
3949
15,t952658
2,2942l.l
2,387.3
158.9507.3r 83.8363.0286.0886.6
1.7
t,791
12,425.0
t79t7l58346353
t0l18,692
26
4,3192r.7
3,982.',1
273.7895.73 19.6583.6370.5
r ,53 1.5
0.07.5
1,637
9,732.2
90r 8,888
3585
2,43020.9
3,338.2
259.6695.7334.1748.93r9.3977.8
0.02.8
137r5l571405
58
t,304
7,748.7
l 13
t27458299
6369
14,34428I5
4,2692t.l
2,776.2
r90. I669.2416.5583.6
15.090r.8
0.00.0
I,800
r r,044.0
1641895645333l9l
l6,61446il8
3457
3,587.2
t 89.1949.1449.48t9.32t0.7969.6
0.00.0
Provisional(a)(b) Excluding Foreign Exchange earned on Lighterage and Services. Source: Ceylon Petroleum Corporation
34 5.4 ELECTRICITY 1983 - 1993
Item Unit 1983 1984 1985 19E6 1987 1988 1989 r990 t99l 1992 r993(a)
1. Installed Capacity
l.l Hydro
1.2 Thermal
Maximum Demand
Units Generated
3.1 Hydro
3.2 Thermal
Sales
4.1 Domestic
4.2 Industrial
4.2.1 Small Units
4.2.2 Medium Units4.2.3 LargeUnits
4.3 Commercial
4.4 Bulk Supply
4.5 Street Lighting
MWMWMW
MW
GWh.
GWh.
cwh.
GWh.
GWh.
GWh.
GWh.
GWh.
GWh.
GWh.
GWh.
592
402
190
437
3,33 r
2,1t41,217
305
752
29
340
383
244
433
l0
8r2542
270
48'l
2,261
2,09r170
3t779r
32
372
387
241
458
ll
949
679
270
515
2,464
2,395
69
346
850
J)4tl404
280
s02t2
l,065
801
264
540
2,652
2,645
o7
369
926
36
445
445
305
543
l3
1,071
801
270
570
2,707
2,t77530
382
867
39
450
378
341
571
l5
I,208
938
270
594
2,799
2,597
202
405
905
42
479
384
358
601
t6
r,240
968
272
6r8
2,859
2,802
57
420
848
43
459
346
357
631
l'7
t,289
l,017
272
640
3,t503,145
05
514
1,010
55
599
356
423
657
l8
t,289
l,017
272
685
3,376
3,1 l6260
644
958
67
494
397
466
572
22
I,410
|,137
272
742
3,540
2,900
640
704
r,057
76
508
333
581
545
29
1,410
| )37272
812
3,979
3,796
r83
826
r,223
86
456
384
&l536
43
(a)Provisional Source: Ceylon Electricity Board
5.5 TEXTILES 19EE.1993 35
Item Unit I9EE 1989 1990 r99l 1992 1993(a)
1. ProductionYarnFabricGarment (Export)
ExportsYarn
Fabric
GarmentImports
Yarn
Fabric
Fibre
Garment Export Market(% of Yaluc of Garment Exports)
U.S.A.GermanyU.K.FranceNetherlandCanadaItaly
Mn.Kgs.Mn.Kgs.Mn. Pcs.
Mn.Kgs.Rs.Mn.
Mn.Sqm.Rs.Mn.
Mn.Pcs.Rs.Mn.
Mn.Kgs.Rs.Mn.
Mn.Sqm.Rs.Mn.
Mn.Kgs.Rs.Mn.
Vc
%%%%Vc
%
r t.0| 25.8185.5
r85.513,58 | .0
7.59l t.0238.5
9, r04.0t3. r
674.0
t0. tr30.5185.8
t 85.8r6,893.0
7.3r,097.0
23t.6r0,689.0
t2.o756.0
68.9
1.4144.52t2.4
r96.0
248.02t2.4
24,933.0t0.9
t,687.0269.0
t3,824.013.2
r,055.0
66.49.76.03.83.52.7t.9
19.6l8l .4241.8
1.5439.0
1.7357.0241.9
31,627.0r5.l
3,0r 1.0381. I
19,388.021.6
r,878.0
60. Ir 1.38.35.63.52.5t.5
22.0187.3315.8
8.5I,198.0
9.6852.03 15.8
49,t76.022.7
3,684.0385.9
28,056.025.1
2,1s6.0
60.01 1.59.15.t3.52.01.5
24.42rt.2362.6
t2.6r,542.0
24.61,700.0
362.662,349.O
24.24,057.O
466.235,841.0
29.72,272.0
63. l10.59.44.23.91.5t.0
(a) Provisional
Source: Ministry of Hand Looms & Textiles Industries
Item Unit 1985 1986 t987 1988 l9E9 1990 r99l t992 1993(d)
Milk Collection
Ll National Milk Boar<VMilco(a)1.2 Ceylon Cold Stores Ltd.1.3 International Dairy
Products Lrd. (b)1.4 Nestle Lanka Ltd.
Finished Products
2.1 Liquid Milk2.1.1 Pasteurised Milk2.1.2 Sterilised Milk
2.2 Condensed Milk
2.2.1 Condensed Milk(397 gr. Tins)
2.2.2 Condensed Milk Bulk
2.3 Milk Powder
2.3.1 Highland
2.3.2 Nestle Products
2.4 Other Products
2.4. I Butter2.4.2 lce Cream2.4.3 Yoghurt Cups
l. Litres'000
Litres'000Litres'000
Litres '000Litres'000
Litres'000Litres'000Litres'000
No.'000Kgs.'000
'000
Kgs.'000Litres'000No.'000
Kgs '000
Kgs '000
Kgs
78,643
60,08 r
784
6,992r 0.786
15,437
6,7038,734
8,264248
10,959
3,78 r
7.t78
344380
2,620
80,094
59,864769
7,3t6t2.145
10,650(c)
5,221(c)5,429(c)
8,378555
10,4il2,645(c)
7,766
298(c)| ,31 5(c)2.146(c)
82,685
6l,506798
1 ))Ol3.l6l
13,003
7,t675,836
8,45 I348
t2,752
4,057
8,695
3102,0603,934
78,923
58,25850r
t4,077
8,6245 45?
7,133429
r 0,835
7.698
6,51613.648
4482,3455,472
79,966
5? ?5r675
8,1 l918,421
l3,348
7,8565,492
8,955362
| | ,4562,245
9.2t1
3492,5425,7t6
85,586
59,309821
6,04919,407
t 3,8 10
8,2345,576
't ,ol1I.t3lt,793
2,688
8,1 05
46s3,083
r r,693
9t,687
62,483833
8,01520,356
t2,025
6,8375, r88
8,2971,091
t2,196
3,143
9,053
4383,680
r 5,1 56
82,582
43,837936
9,65428, l 55
12,295
7,3634,932
5,81 It,653
t3,336
3,207
to,t29
4342,231
14,645
85,614
42,5401,0t2
l l,08930,973
t2,7811 17)5,049
2,3423,266
14,436
3,019
11,4r7
3702,569
15,947
36 5.6 MILK & MILK PRODUCTS 1985 - 1993
(a) Excluding milk sold to IDPL (1.3) Sources: National Milk Board,(b) Including milk purchased from Milk Board/Milco. Ceylon Cold Stores Ltd.,(c) National Milk Board data included only up to July 1986 lnrlrnational Dairy products Ltd.,
and Milk Industries Lanka Co. Ltd. data included from August 1986. Milk industries of Lanka Co. Ltd.,(d) Provisional Nestle Lanka Ltd.
5.7 MINERALS 1985 - 1993
Item Unit r9E5 1986 1987 1988 r989 1990 r99l 1992 1993(a)
l. Precious & Semi Precious Stones
l. I Exportsl l.l By the Private Sector1.1.2 By the Corporation1.1.3 Geuda Exports
1.2 Tourist Sales1.2.1 By the Private Sector1.2.2 By the Corporation
Graphite2.1 Production
2.2 Exports2.2.1 Quantity2.2.2 Yalue2.2.3 Average PriceperMetric Ton
2.3 Local Sales2.3. I Quantity2.3.2 Yalue
Ilmenite
3.1 Production
3.2 Exports3.2. I Quantity3.2.2 Yalue
Rutile4.1 Production
4.2 Exports4.2. I Quantity4.2.2 Yalue
Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
MT
MTRs. Mn.
Rs.
MTRs.'000
MT
MTRs. Mn.
MT
MTRs. Mn
460.4459.5
0.9
|7.498.sr8.9
7.t43
8.241il t.0
13.47 |
172t.492
| 14.954
t47.66686.9
8,605
8.374't3.7
652.9645.0
7.9
t59.4149.1l0.3
7 4\7
8,624t2l.3
t4.072
l5lt.2r0
129.907
95,597t02.1
8,443
7,057t 5.1
t,24r.ot,142.5
9.8r88.7
177.3164.5
12.8
6.7 r8
9,431132.0
13.997
106t302
t28,490
106,772146.6
1 )74
1,954.0t,417.O
8.4528.6
t8t.8t64.7l7.l
6.132
8,55 |r57.0
l8,390
86999
74,305
9l ,878t45.6
5,255
t3,759l1t-z
l,905.81,349.',|
t.7554.4
252.2233.3
18.9
4,226
4,160nt.7
26,674
74t,209
97,284
r r8,080236.0
6,061
5,230r03.0
2,437.1l,840.0
597.r
268.4244.2
24.2
5,556
952,279
66,413
74,1l8178.2
5,460
7,58 |
r83.6
4,725r74.3
36,899
2,202.8l,568.7
634.r
63 1.1
62t.59.6
6,381
2,t9597.9
43,973
802,144
60,861
20,50041.4
3,085
r403.9
2,077.01,621.0
456.0
469.6463.r
6.5
3,307
t,76660.7
34,364
902,108
33,783
68,677124.3
2,741
2,1t53 r.8
2,483.9r,989.8
494.1
I,208.9r,203.8
5.1
2,946
2,43r69.3
28,524
1583,944
70,9r4
63,539|2.7
2,643
2,6t639.6
Sources: State Mineral Sands Corporation,State Gem Corporation,State Mining & Mineral Development Corporation.
(a) Provisional
5.8 CERAMTCS 1985 - 1993
Item Unit 1985 19E6 l9E7 r988 19E9 1990 r99l 1992 r993(a)
l. Production
l.l Crockery1.1.1 Negombo FactoryI . 1.2 Piliyandala Factory
1.2 Sanitaryware1.3 Kaolin1.4 Insulators|.5 Tiles & Bricks
Sales
CrockerySanitarywareKaolinInsulatorsTiles & Bricks
CrockerySanitarywareKaolinInsulatorsTiles & Bricks
Exports
4.1 Gross Foreign Exchange Earnings
2.12.22.32.42.5
3.r3.23.33.43.5
MTMTMT
No.'000
Rs.'000
Rs.'000Rs.'fi)ORs.'000Rs.'000Rs.'000
Rs.'000
Rs.'000Rs.'000Rs.'000Rs.'000Rs.'000
MTMT
Rs.'000
1,237I,986
7986,346
10722,658
218,358
tOt,2824r,080rt,2784,329
59,643
27,t54
14,1435,r87
3078r3
6,704
I,4102,06s
9016,263
24022,257
244,199
r05,49641,978r6,00112,36368,36r
3l,35 r
24,1232,9r4
299
4,015
1,056t,982
8426,768
31920,281
263,r82
123,60845,20720,493r6,22357,651
2t,360
6,6592,4682,003
6269,r80
3ll
I,3592,O20
1,0457,W7
307l8,r r9
386,739
tt0,44952,329t4,675r 4,83360,9s3
| 6,031
7,7682,r67
8I,1534,935
I ,541
1,3152,043
8687,734
348r,777
304,556
144,58449,22723,89015,86870,987
l5,149
4,9914,558t,2032,2762,121
t,764
l,5432,597
1,2857,735
352
327,n4
192,25482,95433,32718,579
33, l 40
22,7296,33 rt,2642,8t6
|,6'13
l,3782,511
t,1377,737
363
362,084
2r3,20583,90541,52623,48
41,766
30,3556,5903,81 3r,008
6,422
1,3002,323
t,0446,759
458
346,&l
212,47480,94734,13319,087
33,954
25,r913,3593,1382,266
8,939
e4{1,922
t,o277,72r
590
322,798
165;19084,37845,74127,489
47,153
40,4r12,3032,6521,787
r4,r88
l(a) Provisional Source: Ceylon Ceramics Corporation.
5.9 SUGAR 198s - 1993 39
Item Unit l9E5 19E6 l9E7 19EE 1989 r990 t99r 1992 r993(a)
Sugar Cane
l.l Total Area (with ratoons)|.2 Area Harvested1.3 Cane Harvested1.4 Average Yield per Hectare
Sugar Production
2.1 Hingurana2.2 Kantale2.3 Sevanagala2.4 Pelwatta
Cost of Sugar Production
3.1 Hingurana3.2 Kantale3.3 Sevangala3.4 Pelwatta
Sugar Imports
4.1 Volume4.2 Yalue4.3 Import Price (C&F)
Sugar Availability
5. I Per Capita
Sugar By - Products
6.1 Gin6.2 Brandy6.3 Rum6.4 Arrack6.5 Vodka
l.
J
6.
Ha.Ha.MTMT
MT
MTMTMTMT
Rs/KgRs/KgRs/KgRs/Kg
MT'000Rs/Mn.Rs/MT
MT
Kg.
LitresLitresLitresLitresLitres
4,7904,502
188,5144t.87
t7,7r7
r0,1927 5)\
14.429.63
388l,9855,122
405,7 t7
25.7
16,16233,95812,44137,t9l) 1)7
t0,5776,41 l
381,39759.49
34,32s
7,9486,7286,533
l3,l l6
14.74I t.3lt4.5 r
322t,7645.480
356,325
2t.3
9,25825,243t0,7435,7 t4I,153
10,6886,615
323,58648.92
29,297
8,6402,2824,106
t4,269
r 5.6521.4739.26
3762,3896,348
405,297
24.0
3.99528,1299,3627,541
677
| 1,6579,il 1
5s9,6576t.43
53,52r
I I,084t,427
l l,03829,972
14.8241.5418.25
3r92,9279,177
71) \71
20.7
7,6364r,308
9,8929.5092,192
t0,5578,699
498,37657.29
53,839
t4,2562,3058,928
28,350
17.37
32.53
3204,326
13,503
373,839
20.6
r 6,5544',t,989t8,21432.7 t8) 60.)
10,5348,1 l4
453,18455.85
57,165
t2,t402,3649,641
33,020
20.8537.702t.8632.73
3055,173
t6,943
362,t65
2t.3
?? t5?77,99926,05039,988
t2,9368,289
483,72558.36
66,450
9,3742,558
10,55443,964
21.5040.2322.2r29.30
3585,139
t4,336
424,450
24.6
r5,6r843,5 r3rr,8r694,2372.124
t4,37610,53 r
512,50648.67
59,7 t0
9,5202,392
r 3,84034,222
3704,952
13,383
t9.2925.98
429,710
24.7
15,6t843,5 | 3lt,81694,2372,t24
t2,89110,452
6t7,92359.t2
68,603
r 2,880366
15,89s39.462
t9.9620.31
3945,621
t4,r72
462,603
26.3
(a) Provisional Sources: Central Bank Sri Lanka
40 s.10 CEMENT 1985 -1993
Item Unit 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 t99l L992 1993(a)
1. Local Productionl.l Installed Capacity
1.2 Production Volume
Kankasunturai
Puttalam
Galle
L3 Cost of Production Per MTKankasanturaiPuttalam
Galle
t.4
2. Imports2.1 Volume2.2 Value
2.3 Imports Price (C&D per MT
3. Cement Availability3.1 Local Production
3.2 Imports
4. Price per MT4.1 Kankasanturai4.2 Puttalam
4.3 Galle
MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000MT'000
Rs.Rs.
Rs-
MT'000
MT'000Rs. Mn.
Rs.
MT'000MT'000MT'000
Rs.Rs.
Rs.
865
339
78
227
34
l,630l,4851,916
380
183
522
339
183
t,9202,000
2,040
86s
)J/6l
380
ll6
r,684r,366
t,7t2546
274
537
l,950
83t
557
zI+
t9202,000
2.1 00
9r9&2
32
430
r80
|,572r,583t,470&3
268
550
2,052
9r0&2268
1,9202,000
2.r00
952632
97
383
t52
|,8741,622
1,760
629
375
848
2,261
r007
632
375
1,9202,000
2,r00
975
596
lt3309
t74
l,3181,472
2,t31581
402
437
I,087
998
596
402
2,7002.700
2.800
975
578
55
398
t25
1,501|,5442,647
568
443
I,l 14
2,5r5
t,021578
M3
3,0003,400
3,400
975
6t9
445
t74
2,t7 |
3,269
628
383
989
2,582
1,002
6r9383
3,250
3,350
608
653
474
r79
2,422
3,272
649
482
r,3732,849
I,135
653
482
3,43i? ?5n
677
651
466
185
n.a.
3,228
657
571
t,7963,r45
r,222
651
571
3,630
3,880
Sources: Puttalam Cement Company Limited
Ruhunu Cement Company Limited
(a) Privisional
5.11 STEEL 1985 - 1993 4l
Item Unit 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 t99l t992 1993(a)
l. Production1.1 Rolling Mill
l.l.l Rounds1.1.2 Flats1.1.3 Angles1.1.4 Ribbed Steel (Tor Steel)
1.2 Wire Mill1.2.1 Wire Drawing1.2.2 Barbed Wire1.2.3 Welded Mesh
1.3 Foundry
1.3.1 Grinding Media1.3.2 General Castine1.3.3 Pig Iron1.3.4 Pencil Billets1.3.5 Stainless Steel
Capacity Utilisation2.1 Rolling Mill2.2 Wire Mill2.3 Foundry
Cost of Production per Metric Ton3.1 Rolling Mill3.2 Wire Mill Process I3.3 Foundry
Personal Strength
MTMTMTMTMT
MTMTMTMT
MT
MTMTMTMTMT
Vo
Va
Va
Rs.Rs.Rs.
No.
17,6t5
45
t7,5'10
ltl22583l
162A
6395
l0
l6
10,63086,057\A AA1
I ,568
47,318
|,2642,461
43,593
r,080
78196
203
t53
296
6t
9,070r 7,0505t 75?
1.535
30,338
4,091650
25,597
r,468
I,106r93169
129
279903
9t'7
9,15516,80674,079
r ,519
37,154
4,304702
32,r48
1,513
l,0783944l
154
llo20,:
399
2l
12,56529,46183377
r,543
32,336
3,945
28,820
1,564
l,070289205
30r
8;t97
Il5
349
40
| 5,68522,43544,798
I ,515
33,566
2,4442,038
29,084
2,179
|,424473282
312
842t5
l3
3512A'
18,88624,96141,545
1.486
48,328
5,0282,r44r,484
39,672
2.441
1,7774r325r
148
30'19
29
l0
50l420
17,34525,47296,33 r
|.467
53,904
3,5033,314
47,087
3,211
2,0357644r2
221
507595
0l
755l29
t7,t272t,75082,587
1,398
39,518
2,725r,570
35,223
2,763
1,705609449
t4l4678t_
))4l9
21,58725,782
t29,026
r,384
Source: Ceylon Steel Corporation
Item Unit 1985 1986 1987 1988 19E9 1990 l99r 1992 1993(a)
ProductionLl Value (b)1.2 Standard Tyres (c)
Production Quantity2.1 Truck Tyres2.2 Agricultural Tyres2.3 Car & Jeep Tyres2.4 Scooter & Motor Cycle Tyres2.5 Tubes & Flaps
Sales3.1 Value (d)3.2 Standard Tyres
Sales Quantity4.1 Truck Tyres4.2 Agricultural Tyres4.3 Car & Jeep Tyres4.4 Scooter & Motor Cycle Tyres4.5 Tubes & Flaps
Imports of Inputs5.1 Equipment & Machinery with
Local Costs5.2 Raw Materials - Foreien
Component5.3 Spares
Personnel Strength
Actual Capacity in Standard Tyres
Capacity Utilisation
3.
7.
8.
Rs.'000No.
Rs.'000
No.No.No.No.No.
No.No.No.No.No.
Rs.'000No.
Rs.'000Rs.'000
No.
No.
Vo
310,960165,065
82,9348,984
97,38615,530
178,328
323,509r58.294
77,8536,880
96,1 l9t 1,646
184,974
t4,845
ltl,44225,000
|,8t2230,000
7l .8
334,886185,007
r39,62914,106
128,04324,625
207,ss3
369,540180,954
t40,367l r,388
104,60025,170
r 93,058
3,404
74,3r040,000
r,820
230,000
80. r
350,844212,337
203,t9912,85286,74637,786
234,708
4t5,8t2l96,88 I
184,57214,62286, I 7935,792
221,225
7,932
70,443t2,937
|,773
282,000
9r.5
469,628202,718
208,058r1,92576,99246,403
246,W4
s23,797228,66'l
241,45812,361
l0l,44648,764
255,908
1 3,1 69
ll0,7165,264
t,978282,000
80.6
466,625200, I 56
203,09916,3',t77t,2'1348,292
236,954
579,352208,849
216,37012,65273,6584t,726
242,822
8,608
124,6626,012
1,932
282,000
80.9
585,046222,726
232,49515,91279,35854,509
252,612
755,362224,808
238,884t3,4t973,38761,363
256,3s6
I r,586
163,4983,1 83
1,992
240,858
92.5
780,6482r9,905
237,r7813,05472,55256,403
258,54r
744,3112ro,742
223,63510,81363,62949,906
264,924
6,662
156,8593,975
l,938
223,443
81.0
594,347r73,O28
74,5206,956
117,77528,893
t'l5,977
856,102180,734
73,0029,725
r76,79037,957
226,930
30,40r
r59,9239,354
I,860
240,000
80.0
425,9r184,674
38,3555,550
49,8588,437
92,090
771,66368,688
27,2694,569
67,3649,841
78,420
4,559
77,0206,507
I,555
240,000
70.0
A' 5.12 TYRES 1985 - 1993
(a) Provisional Source: Sri Lanka Tyre Corporation(b) Net realisable after cash discounts.(c) A standard Tyre (ST) is a weight related measure of volume: STI = 33 Kgs. of tyre weight.(d) Net of Business Turnover Tax.
5.13 PAPER & PAPER PRODUCTS 1985 - 1993 43
Item Unit 198s l9E6 1987 r988 1989 1990 t99l 1992 r993(a)
Productionl.l Paper&PaperBoards1.2 Converted ItemsL3 Exercise Books
Sales2.1 Paper & Paper Boards2.2 Converted ltems2.3 Exercise Books2.4 Imported Paper
Stocks3.1 Paper & Paper Boards3.2 Converted Items3.3 Exercise Books3.4 Imported Paper
Capacity Utilisation
Personnel Strength
Imports by Corporation
Demand for Paper & Paper
Cost of Production per MT
MTMT
Gross
MTMT
GrossMT
MTMT
GrossMT
Vo
No.
MT
MT
Rs.
24,080333n.a.
)) 7)?33r
55 ?6r
67
3,9'7435
87 .7 t375
6l
3,953
70
68,000
r 6.986
26,533470t32
25,369448
33.04 |
3l
? 05?
6738,406
fJ
70
3,986
t0
7 |,400
17,r88
27,041272n.a.
27,503284
33,02925
2,65243
5,54627
72
3,79'7
n.a.
99,200
19, ?1)
24,993280
5,403
24,579247
36,24225
1,4937r
46,496n.a.
66
3,564
n.a.
85,000
2l,793
18,058138
6,48r
17,802174
97,762n.a.
967JJ
tl,739n.a.
48
3,685
n.a.
95,000
28.260
18,883240
1,985
r6,6802tl
255,204108
2,00724
61,70920
50
3,389
108
r 00,000
29,602
22,971306
2t,424
20,432290
4'1,264490
3,52228
24,248514
62
3,266
908
101,000
35,000
25,900287
2,431
24,442254
9,583150
4,23454
23,672359
69
2,767
120,000
30,738
36,4183055l
34,550248
2t,561296
5,45447
12,44972
78
2,705
t20,000
3l,88 r
(a) Provisional.(b) Estimated Demand
Source: National Paper Corporation
4 5.14 INVESTMENT PROMOTION ZONES 1990. 1993
EMPLOYMENT AND EXPORT EARNINGS
CategoryEmployment (End Dec.) Export Earnings (f.o.b.) (Rs.Mn.)
r990 l99l 1992 1993 1990 l99r 1992 1993
l. Food, beverages and tobacco
2. Textile,wearing apparel and leather products
3. Wood and wood products (including fumiture)
4. Paper and paper products
5. Chemicals, petroleum,coal
rubber and plastic products
6. Non-metallic mineral products Food, beverages
and tobacco (except petroleum and coal)
7. Fabricated metal products, machinery
and transport equiment
8. Products not elsewhere specified
9. Services
l,633
49,554
4
2,765
5,502
r,436
6,024
4,400
2,536
65,465
58
150
7,537
6,940
4,652
10,71I
6,17 |
2,480
63, I 03
58
150
7.291
6,966
r,498
t6,447
6,227
3,@4
69,9s2
628
276
r0,349
7,270
609
2t,182
8,805
849
r r,669
6
503
r,8l I
750
1,2t3
724
2,361
26,689
l7
4l
2,985
4,401
t,250
4,452
r,068
l,730
30,488
l8
lll2,436
3,315
994
8,858
I,180
2,838
56,890
145
155
4,t14
3,410
297
7,0r2
1,879
Total 7l ,358 104,220 t04,220 t22,165 t7,525 43,29 49, l 30 76,740
Source: Board of Investment of Sri Lanka
456.1 EXTERNAL TRADE AND FINANCE INDICATORS : SRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES
Item Ref.Year
SriLanka
India Indo-nesia
Mafay-sta
Pakis-tan
Phili-ppines
Singa-pore
Thai-land
Japan U.K. u.s.A.
Exports, US $ Mn.
l l Rate ofChange, %
1.2 Per Capita Exports, US $
Imports, US$ Mn.
Rate of Change,%
Per capita Imports, US$
Export Price Index(Base, 1990 = lfi))
Imoort Price Index(Brise 1990 = t(X))
Current Account Balance, US$ Mn.
Total Reserves Minus Gold, US$ Mn
Exchange Rate for US$ (a)
2.
3.
4.
2.1
2.2
6.
1990t9921993
1990t992t993
19921993
19901992t993
l99l1992r993
1990t99lt992
t9921993
l99l19921993
r990t9921993
199019921993
1990t9921993
r,9t22,4612,859
23.816.2
lt2l4lr62
2,6893,s034,005
158201227
t03.9113.2122.6
-259-432-385
423927
t,629
14.414.3
r01.9I15.4r27.5
40.06343.83048.322
17.96rt9,62'I21,401
tl.29.0
2l2325
33,62723,57922,0r9
16.7-6.6
282725
126.0t44.0
I15.0t24.O
-7,037
1,5215,757
10,199
t7.5M25.91830.493
25,67433,86136,865
14.68.9
21,83727,3t129,238
5.67.0
143182195
98.289.897.4
106.8107.0109.4
-2,9E8-3,679
7,459lo,u91t,263
I,842.82,029.92,087.7
t22t47154
29,44540,652
18.3
1,6582,184
29,2s039,82r
8.6
t,6472,t40
99.0
-918-1,649
9,75417,22827,249
2.70492.54742.5741
12.r-8.7
7,3779,5409,433
12.7-l.l
5,5907,3206,681
506l54
103.6106.4I 15.9
107.3r 10.0rt7.6
-r,654-2,020
296850
r,t97
21.70725.08328.1O7
668077
8,6819,736
lt,t7210.714.7
143154172
13,07915,433I 8,8s4
2.0.022.1
215243291
I15.0
108.0
2,695-999
-3,289
9244,4034,676
24 3ll25 5r227 t20
19,38222,49825,763
60,57972,t5685,160
22,35325,s8729,672
9s.089.287.2
52,52663,44473,94r
7.6t6.5
94.891.689.7
9.118.0
t,7432,929
27,74839,88548,36 |
1.8125t.6290r.6158
23,05332,46636,734
r4.2l3.l
4tl562627
33,00540,67946,057
8.213.2
588704786
103.3104.5105.5
104.4105.0105.2
-7,282-6,604
25.58s25.40025.3t9
t3,30520,35924,473
286,325339,60s361,510
2,3tO2,'t3l2,9U
233,8t4233,t38241,233
1,8871,875I,9,+0
35,870ll7,640
78,5017r,62398,524
1M.79126.65I | 1.20
8064
100.8101.495.6
92.385.E74.5
- 1.53.5
185,059l9l,57l181,646
3,2233,3123,r40
225,026222,2t8206,381
5.7-7.1
100.8t02.s
3,9203,8413,568
3.2-5.2
l0l.2t02.0
-31,64'l- l E,056-rc,04
35,85036,64036,780
0.56030.s6640.6658
393,590,f48,160464,770
6.33.7
1,5751,757t.822
-90,460-66,380
-t09,250
72,26060,27062.350
516,990553,920603,440
8.98.9
2,0692,1722,366
r00.9101.0101.4
r00.0r00.8100.1
Sources: International Financial Statistics, July 1994, IMFCentral Bank of Sri Lanka.
(a) Units of domestic cuffency per US Dollar
46 6.2 EXTERNAL TRADE 19E5 - 1993Rs. Million
Item r9E5 l9E6 1987 1988 1989 1990 L99l 1992 1993(s)
1. Exports (b)I .l Agricultural Exports
1.1.1 Tea1.1.2 Rubber1.1.3 Coconut Products (c)1.1.4 Cinnamon1.1.5 CocoaL l.6 Other Minor Agricultural
Products1.2 Industrial Exports
1.2.1 Textiles and Garments1.2.2 Petroleum Products1.2.3 Other Indusirial Products
1.3 Mineral Exports
L4 Other (c)
Imports (d)2.1 Consumer Goods2.2 lntermediate Goods2.3 Investment Goods2.4 Other lmports
Balance ofTrade
Export Indices (19E5 = 100)4.1 Price Index4.2 Volume Index
Import Indices (1985 = 100)5.1 Price Index5.2 Volume Index
Terms of Trade (e) (1985 = 100)
36,20619,02612,0032,5663,093
19,255318
57989
r4,29s7,9603,8772,458
864
2,021
54,049t0,46229,33r10,3873,868
-17,843
100100
100100
100
34,07315;t649,2532,6222,389
20,588328
34I ,138
l5,8789,629, ?5R
3,891
54,55912,25628,61810,5563,129
-20,487
1 ,182
r,249
89.5t05.2
100.2100.8
893
4t,t32r7,43't10,6542,9292,r40
26,r27M5
43t,226
20,00412,8972,5924,515
1,805
l,886
60,528l3,81434,61911,334
761
-19,396
r09.4103.8
r 10.9101.0
98.7
46,92820,r0412,2993,706I,538
30,02867s
8
l,87822,67414,2602,2656,148
2,6t41,536
7l ,03017,43840,32512,08 I
1,186
-24,102
127.8101.4
137.595.6
93.0
56,1'1522,04913,6643,TT22,865
37,479l,058
6r,344
28,470t'l,6312,2428,597
2,693
2,963
80,22520,96245,25512,018I,990
-24,050
l50.7l c3.0
r 64.890.0
91.4
79,48128,88619,8233,0802,783
54,736I ,188
2,0044l,51025,t633,974
12,374
3,884
5,601
r07,72928,42055,75723,4r2
139
-31,150
183.0120.0.
209.495.2
87.4
82,22526,53717,8672,6412,6t9
59,946r,436
5
r,97050,73633,261
3,289r4, I 85
126,64332,35764,26529,792
229
-44,4r8
186.4125.0
21'1.5t07.7
85.7
2,562
2,390
107,85526,50414,8932,9603,691
87,3361,524
I3,434
76,69953,209
2,77 |20,719
2,749
r,903
153,55532,19782,59231,294
1,472
-45,699
211.2143.9
237.0I19.0
89. I
r38,1753l,61819,9113,0862,796
l13,331r,645
J4,177
100,42068,1 50
3,80128,469
3,653
2,484
193,55037,37010395 l50,s08
1,721
-55,375
233.3r63.6
256.8136.5
90.9
Note: (a) Provisional(b) At f.o.b. Prices(c) Includes Re-ExPorts
(d) At c.i.f. Prices
(e) Terms of Trade = Export Price Index * ,OOImoort Price Index
Sources: Customs, Sri Lanka,Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
6.3 QUANTTTTES OF SELECTED EXPTORTS 1985 - 1993 47
Iten Unit 1985 r9E6 t9E7 1988 19E9 1990 t99t, 1992 1993(a)
Agricultural Exports
Ll Tea
1.2 Rubber
1.3 Coconuts
1.4 Vegetables
1.5 Coft'ee
1.6 Cinnamon
1.7 Pepper
1,8 Betel Leaves and Arecanuts
1.9 Sesame seeds & otheroil seeds
1. l0 Unmanufactured Tobacco
Industrial Exports
2.1 Mineral Products (b)
2.2 Chromeleather2.3 Coconut Oil2.4 Avtur
2.5 Naptha
2.6 Furnace Oil2.7 Auto Diesel, Heavy Diesel &
Marine Diesel
2.
MT'000MT'000Mn. Nuts
MTMTMTMTMTMTMT
MTDeci Sq.Mtrs.
MTMTMTMT
MT
198
120
935
3,406
5,268
7,586
1,215
2,083
4,520'679
164,28r
89,347
67,4r963,870
116,072
478,t5r
53,287
208
ll0I,105
2,r462,640
7,589
1,27r
2,860
2,679415
I 1 1,378
56,100
8l,07665,286
r30,770
456,622
70,471
201
106
538
2,3r2851
7,505
2,0r53,278
6,685416
rr5,37l123,503
16,462
64,872
ll3,1l9429,558
57,035
220
99
224
8,902
4,203
6,81I
2,692
3,985
7,841718
109,640
5,351
s5,667
103,209
44r,849
63,624
204
86
572
3,915
l,805
7,493
1,576
3,Or2
6226Q2
124,r38
29,667
49,r08
63,048
366,255
42,758
216
87
508
12,702
1,245
6,512
I,308
6,397
4,6061,333
I1,619
237(c)
13,978
55,456'14,764
436,9t8
52,585
212
76
367
9,305
2,660
7,889
2,074
5,047
2,03sI,808
2,536
I 33(c)
1,049
39,1 l587,324
35t,427
45,343
182
79
4t29,79rt,6528,238
2,r532,864
2,4053,935
47,t98
2,430
49,784
76,466
236,996
46,895
218
70
293
I 1,361
1,009
8,755
7,939
2,946
20
3,818
77,403
2,s78
65,756
l18,010
339,268
54,700
(a) Provisional(b) Ilmenite, Rutile & Graphite(c) In Metric Tons.
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
48 6.4 IMPORTS BY MAJOR CATEGORIES 1985 - 1993
Rs. Million
Category 1985 1986 t9E7 1988 1989 19m 1991 1992 r993(a)
I Consunler goodsl.l Food and Drink
RiceFlourSugar
Milk & Milk ProductsFish DriedFish OtherFood Other
1.2 Other Consumer goodsMotor cars and cyclesRadio Receivers & Television SetsRubber Tyres & TubesMedical & Pharmaceutical hoductsOther
Intermediate goodsFertilizerPetroleumChemical Elements & CompoundsDyeing Tanning & Colouring MaterialsPaper & Paper BoardsWheat & MeslinTextiles(includi ng clothing)Other
Investment goodsBuilding MaterialsTransport EquipmentMachinery & EquipmentOther
Unclsssilied ImportsTotal Imports
4.
5.
r0,4625,9061,089
206I,985
751510244
r,t2l4,5561,499
509240597
t,7rl29,33r
1,57910,986
902289
1,0072,7653,7998,003
| 0,387899
2,4994,7692,2t93,868
54,049
12,2566,7461,O52
90t,764
9226312r2
2,0755,5101,698
550229831
2,20r28,618
1,2826,2931,587
434I,1002,37r6,3539,1 38
10,556907
t,4575,8282,3643,129
54,559
l3;8147,462
68796
2,389
t,276767193
2,O546,3532,207
500224829
2,s9334,619
r,2998,716l,5s9
5r7l,560t,9238,086
10,960tt,334
7t0I ,4186,6402,566
't6l60,s28
t7,438to,2t4
l,808303
2,927
1,931
945194
2,1067,2252,309
836253103
2,79640,3252,4767,839l,887
542r,9222,8008,796
14,06212,081
l,0381,4097,0472,586I,186
7l,030
20,96213,1363,396
r754,326
2,2981,003
3r7r,6207,8262,886
775285
1,0862,796
45,255r,7558,3762,1t7
576l,8134,9649,981
15,67312,018
891
I,8336,2782,9r61,990
80.225
28,42015,624
I,758r,3875,r73
2,367t,312
4273,200
t2,7962,769
446M3
l,6687,470
55,7572,958
14,3724,754
8852,9673,79r
13,45412,57623,412
6,3654,5379,8852,625
140
r07.729
32,35716,750
1,589I
5,139
2,7961,686
4045,1 35
15,6072,163
618415
t,75510,6569,265
2,43012,8873,643
9283,5703,303
20,61l16,89329,792
6,8407,607
11,8813,464
229t26,643
32,r9718,3952,852
3
4,952
2,94r1,804&l
5,20213,8022,459'
790520
2,4417,592
82,5922,366
13,9384,125r,5493,8154,549
33,55218,69837,294
'1,936
7,88917,0984,371r,472
153,555
37,37020,0662,386
5525,621
3;655r,932
5245,396
t7,3042,9631,009
9912,49O9,851
r03,9513,108
14,9205,241r,4674,6685,609
4t,74027,19850,508
9,34115,01222,378
3,777r,72r
193,550
(a) Provisional Source:Central Bank of Sri Lanka
6.5 QUANTTTIES OF SELECTED TMPORTS 198s - 1993 49
Item Unit 1985 19E6 1987 1988 1989 1990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
Food and Drinkl.l Rice
l 2 Sugar
1.3 Milk & Milk Products1.3.1 Milk and Milk Food (b)1.3.2 Infant Milk Food
1.4 Fish and Fish Products1.4.1 Fish Dried (c)1.4.2 Fish O.ther
Wheat Grain
Pharmaceutlcal Products
Fertilizer
Crude Oil
Paper and Paper Boards
Cement
Transport Equipment8.1 Motor Vehicles (d)8.2 Motor Cycles8.3 Tractors
1.
7,
MT'000MT'000
MT'000MT
MT'000MT'000
MT'000
MT'OOO
MT'000
MT'000
MT'000
MT'000
NoNoNo
665
5
5tJ
|,657
t27
r83
17,77329,t234.070
22r90
25ll
2lr388
681
5
378
|,639
72
274
13,58827,176
2.670
231
322
28255
248
578
5
373
|,779
ll3376
38t78
308
69
268
13,74930,846
|.692
210
319
42210
3lt5
612
7
556
I,848
375
r3,80230.9972.304
726
9
355
l,283
402
t2,67663,776
1.89 |
316
320
50399
35l8
571
8
505
|,779
172
305
65610
38l0
205
443
22,9t148,128J.4J J
670
6
359
1,626
521
,1'
r8,83256,873
5,874
133
358
M725
4410
237
370
709
2t
339
|,297
482
I I ,31664,6316 61?
JJ
542
44t2
771
6
465
t,791
571
14,949s8,4897.002
209
394
56524
64l3
(a) Provisional(b) Excluding Infant Milk Food.(c) Including Maldive-Fish, Sprats and Smoked Fish.(d) Including Motor Cars, Vans, Lorries and Buses.
Sources: Customs, Sri Lanka,Ceylon Petroleum Corporation.
6.6 MAJOR EXPORT MARKETS 1985 - T993
Country
Industrial Countriesof which: Belgium - Luxembourg
CanadaFranceGermany, Fed. Rep.ofItalyJapanNetherlandsUnited KingdomUnited States
Developing Countries2.1 Middle East
of which: IranIraqLihyaSaudi ArabiaU.A.E.Syrian Arab Rep.Jordan
2.2 Afncaof which: South Africa
2.3 Asiaofwhich: China, Peo. Rep
Hong-kongIndiaMalaysiaPakistanSingapore
2.4 Europeofwhich: Yugoslavia
2.5 Western Hemisphereof which: Mexico
USSR, Eastern Europe, erc,of which: USSR
Unclassified
1993(a)
103,6E3.18,544.9t,752.84,161.8
t0,992.12,054.0't,149.7
5,200.39,835.7
48,652.6
28,870.8t2,496.1
9't9.53.4
747.41,422.13,208.41,52t.92,W6.9I , 179.5
534.3l0,905.6
143.0I,553.0
954.9l6 1.4
1,713.32,352.91 IAA 1
4.42,t74.9
884.8
2,546.02,441 8
2,894.1
Sources : Customs,Sri Lanka.Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
Rs. Million
18,019.4523.7666.9441.2
1,900.0400.0
|,777 .8l,203.82,245.0't ,69r.3
13,550,17 ,94r.6
438.8I,468.5
348.3r,293.1
348.5857.9304.65'73.O345.6
3,933.6464.5286.8| 83.43r8.7749.0
I,t90.7670.3t29.743t.62t4.7
l,106.2844.1
2,359.2
20,s00.4t,025.7
644.9461.2
2,335.0401.5
r,878.6I,30s.81,956.28,908.4
11,124.96,004.6
449.9842.9280.9932.7422.9482.525t.5529.7301.0
?7?rs477 -3322.3340.5t3l.2954.488 r.3467.090.7
391-2157.9
694.4AA1 1
1,772.5
23,247.5805.0'1 t7.3749.3
2,977.54t2.3
|,979.9r,166.7t tt<.{
r 0,459.3
13,90s.07,715.9
841 .9l,394.0
522.2l,089.4
638.7396.6239.3687.44to.2
4,314.7478.25'76.3187.t35.5
930.5954.1594.562.9
592.5241.8
857.1508.5
1,851,1
274ffi.31,669.2
7 t8.4905.0
3,316.7496.9
2,70t.51,507.02,574.3
r I,683.6
t7,179.18,426.6
998.41,62'7.6
470.6r, r 56.8
568.7s03.8365. I660. I407.0
6,759.3762.6529.36t5.1
69.21.679.2t,4t5.7
54t.690.5
79 t.6392-6
703.2393.5
1,749.4
34,305.53,002.6
921.71,408.93,440.2
7 61.43,20'1 .9I,616.03, r 86.3
t4,4t7.21E,191.5
8,782.3t,215.2r,406.8
44t.1t,200.3
730.3488.3240.7933.3477.6
6,4t4.3| 28.5650.8355.5
50.2t,6t 9.1t,307.4
802.7156.-5
1,259.O621.2
1,237.8962.9
1,776.4
46,9983,88 1.8|,162.5|,749.85,O7 4.5|,465.94,10?.2|,946.34,612.6
t9;t3t.726,680.0t3,382.5t<o1nI,555.6
913.81,692.8l, r 15.6t,250 7
657 69t t.3492.8
't ,65t.6l7 4.7684.9825.710r.2
I,300.8t,982.1t,362.0
253.41,560.5
724.6
I,El2.l1,662-2
I,133.6
53,664.73,26t.9t,324.12,628.56,156.8t,537.74,203.72,442.75,221.5
23,127.7
25,708.r13,539.37))1 \
53.0t,t62.sI,587.61,5 | 7.5
690.32,327.0
796.1404.4
8,920.5186.2614.9522.2
l,099.7t,323.O2,791.5
870.8t't9.0
t,58 1 .4838.5
54s.647'1 .6
2,106.4
81,774.05,9t2.71,699.93,949.19,282.f2,O74.45,61 l .04,282,67,460.3
36,7 lt.723,0E1.3t0,556.52,tt6.4
490.4l,602.8l,2to.4
962.31,362.3
993.s525.3
7,824.167.8
1,062.4503.4197.8
t,251.6t,457.4t;769.1
r06.9I,938. I
866 8
437.9186.4
2,215.3
(a) Provisional
Country 19E5 1986 1987 1988 r989 1990 t99l 1992 r993(a)
Industrial Countriesof which: Australia
CanadaFranceGermany, Fed. Rep.ofItalyJapanNetherlandsNew ZealandSwedenSwitzerlandUnited StatesUnited Kingdom
Developing Countries2.l Middle East
of which: IranSaudi ArabiaBahrain
2.2 Africaof which: South Africa
2.3 Asiaof which: Burma
China, Peo. Rep. ofChina - TaiwanHong-kongIndiaKorea, SouthMalaysiaPakistanSingaporeThailand
2.4 Eutopeof which: Turkey
2.5 Western Hemisphere
USSR, Eastern Europe, elc.
Unclassified
3.
4.
22,935.7t,s72.3
926.9865.8
2,675.0407.4
7,668.4563. I478.2460. I235.8
3,-503.32,6t8.6
25,748.2to,147.64,537.94,699.6
5.4925.8678.3
t3,328.4124.4
t,920.5r,556.6r.563 0)o)10|,247 .l
769.6922.6
2,003.2-s82.86 t8.3337.0728.1
353.8
30.7
23,845.776't.3590.7703.5
2,405.4458.4
8,933.96t3.8569.0712.572t.2
3,39t.22,882.4
26,675.O5,354.91,069.3
124.56.9
1.757.2| . r93.5
r8,362.8764
2.4 | 8.02,669.12.396.11))l a
t.962.5t,t74 |
I rat 1
2.010.-sl, I r6.0
284 4| 14.7915.6
704.2
56.6
26J27.7599.65t1.7
1,0t7.32,649.9
642 88,957.6
745.4-508.6723.9610.2
3,358.94,134 9
33,124.07 )6)')3,064.6
330.924t.O
2,489 5
t,80t 02t,974.8
150.4t.876.23,123.33.823.02,4-s9.82.3 19.6r.73 | 0t.371.72.948 |
t. r82 2to2 7404 9695 2
470.4
27.6
3rJr8.0831.3
rro<<1,639.71,265 4
673 |
9.704.9t.t6l 8
717.2648.9463.6
a 9,\1 '.)
4,024.6
38,5r6.47.345 8
3.237.8445.5
'77
2. t-58.6rA 1tn 5
9663,336 3
3,349.83,7 r0.0tflo15)?411|.91 1.22.215 42.955.21.335 5
789 6113 9823 3
4-j1.0
55.0
3r,032.0t,3 t5.7
s33.9t,299.22.-s63.8r,070.29.350.2t.067.9
8t4. I
556.-5524 0
4,938.64.51?.3
43,834.27,402.83.478.81.644 8
t0.44,256.82,877.5
30,1 t 4. lt46 |
3,696.04,t83.43,963 I2.312.63.409 9
2.t94 7t.788.43.402.4_1.509 0t11ao
t80 9782 .5
448.6
-17.9
41,972.4|,739.6
/:) v -:)
t,699. I
3,36 l. I
758.413,03-5.0
794 9l.I81.4
635. I729.1
8,322.0s,486.7
63,163.5t2,134.88,904.3t,3t2.l
437.34.622.83,341.6
43,003.627 4.9
4,856.961A174.822 44.730.75.t2224.-580 32.035.84. 106.33.41 | ._3
2.063.7to: I8+4 7
493.9
46,541.3| ,513. I
659.7|,44t.14,2t4.5
797.314,827.6
1,988.5t,334.9
8l 5.4I,078.57 ,22t.06,880.5
80,831.3|,t75.25,987.9
390.6t7t 4
3,989.43,625.7
62,084.26.2
4,197 |8,580.58,792.39, r05.39,061 .7
5,784 3
3,050.65,584 44,099.42.549 9
987.6l,032 5
380.4
77.8
54,980.0) )7n"
930.4I,896.4
t,142.418,2 l4.5r,868.61,5'78.7
904.'l| ,419.06,984.77 ,57 4.7
93,587.08,775.35,128.9
703.2642.4
3,I 17.377,542 7
t40.75,302-3
r 0,560.7t3.230.29, r 82.05.591. I
2.89t.7I 0,4 r 6.04.246.52.22 8.0
404 4t.707 8
r,129.5
83.7
67379.22,888.9
ttt.52,441.96,685.62,107.9
2t,869.72,670.92,O35.4l,l't8.7t,768.86,343 48,930 |
ll3,l68.l9,895 84,642.0
546.528t 4
2,832.1t lsr R
95,844.6338 4
7,244'710,903.815,097 615,569 4t2.64t 58,28 I 62,670 4
10,049 45 116,')
3.485 6893 0
t.r0 0
744.7
E9.0
Total 49,068.5 51,28r.s 59,749.7 70,320.4 75,352.7 105,559.2 t27,830.8 149.780.2 l8l,381.0
6.7 MAJOR IMPORT SOURCES I9E5 - 1993 5l
Rs. Million
Sources: Customs.Sri Lanka.Central Bank of Sri Lanka
(a) Provisional
52 6.8 CENTRAL BANK TRADE INDICES (1985 = lffi)
CategoryIMPORT YOLTJME IMPORT PRICE
1987 1988 l9E9 1990 t99l 1992 r993(a) 19E7 19EE 19E9 r990 r99l 1992 r993(a)
l. Consumer Goods
Ll Food & Drink
1.2 Other Consumer Goods
Intermediate Goods
2.1 Petroleum
2.2 Fertilizer2.3 Chemicals
2.4 Wheat
2.5 Textiles & Clothing
Investment Goods
3.1 Machinery & Equipment
3.2 Transport Equipment
3.3 Building Materials
t04.1
l0l.l107.8
t33.7
ll5.l86. I
147.2
87.0
185.3
82.2
94.1
43.9
93.8
100.3
102.3
97.8
133.4
I14.0
128.1
155.7
92.0
155.7
71.4
72.4
34.5
t20.2
95.6
104. I
84.3
t19.2
99.0
81.8
136.5
t09.2
I14.0
&.7\1 7
40.1
r25.4
106. I
105.9
106. l
r23.7
110.5
116.3
r97.5
86.7
118.2
73.6
72.3
67.6
135.9
l 18.3
ll8.l117.7
r46.5
110.4
82.6
180.5
100.7
163.0
85. l
80.7
96.6
138.9
104.9
122.5
87. l
191.3
I10.5
84.7
189.3
106.6
239.r
90.9
93.7
67.0
169.6
r23.1
147.8
101.5
224.2
lll.6109. l224.3
l16.0272.9
98.6
101.4
81.8
r70.7
t26.8
r25.O
r29.4
87.4
68.9
95.6
1t7.4
79.9
tr4.9
138.0
148.0
129.2
125.7
166.1
169.0
t62.1
100.8
62.6
122.4
t34.4
n0.lt48.7
t77.2
204.2
163.6
l3l.l
209.5
2r3.7
203.8
t28.4
77.0
135.9
171.9
r64.5
230.5
r93.6
230.1
r82.7
12t.6
251.8
242.5
264.8
165.4
I18.4
161.0
266.4
158.2
299.7
252.2
286.9
268.4
150.3
261.5
240.1
29t.2
161.7
106.3
186:2
223.6
118.7
332.9
277.9
308.8
315.0
158.0
293.4
254.2
347.9
r59.2
I14.8
t76.9
241.5
154.3
369.4
325.5
382.6
471.0
150. I
290.3
229.9
374.4
171.0
12t.7
180.4
258.9
t74.9
402.6
373.2
462.9
532.2
t75.7
All Imports 101.0 95.6 90.0 95.2 107.7 1r9.0 136.5 110.9 137.5 164.8 209.4 2r7.5 237.8 256.E
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka(a) Provisional
6.9 CENTRAL BANK TRADE INDICES (1985 = 100)EXPORTS 1987 - 1993
53
CategoryEXPORT VOLUME EXPORT PRICE
t987 19E8 r989 1990 t99l 1992 1993(a) t987 19EE 1989 1990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
l. Tea
2. Rubber
3. Coconut Products
4. Minor Agricultural Products
5. Precious & SemiPrecious Stones
6. Industrial Products
7. Petroleum Products
r02.8
88.2
88.0
r23.2
138.7
I l6.l
103.5
111.7
82.6
43.0
146.0
400.6
I16.6
112.5
103.8
7r.2
78.9
I15.5
437.2
I16.6
78.4
110.7
72.2
74.4
t26.7
5r7.0
141.6
89.6
r09.3
62.8
57.4
153.3
354.8
r57.3
83.0
94.7
64.8
63.8
194.9
473.6
t92.4
76.3
tr4.3
58.6
46.1
221.4
633.5
23t.5
r02.9
86.3
129.4
79.7
101.9
186. I
t20.6
64.6
91.7
174.9
tt7.3
128.5
92.2
136.1
51.9
r09.7
t70.2
1t7.9
r52.8
89.9
170.8
73.8
t49.2
166.2
t23.8
185.0
10t.2
205.1
1t4.4
136.2
163.9
l5l.l
162.9
r 18.5
225.7
102.3
131.1
r77.9
l9 1.5
182.0
93.5
275.6
93.7
145.1
205.3
20r.0
192.8
95.8
303.5
95.3
All Exports 103.8 101.4 r03.0 120.0 125.0 r43.9 r63.6 109.4 127.E 150.7 rE3.0 186.4 211.2 233.3
(a) Provisional
i
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
54 6.10 CENTRAL BANK TRADE II\DICES (1985 = 1(X))
VALUE 1987 - 1993
Category t987 19EE 19E9 1990 t99l t992 1993(a)
Total Importsl.l Consumer Goods
l.l.l Food & Drinkl. 1.2 Other Consumer Goods
1.2 Intermediate Goods1.2.1 Petroleum1.2.2 Fertibzer1.2.3 Chemicals1.2.4 Wheat1.2.5 Textiles & Clothing
1.3 Investment Goods1.3.1 Machinery & Equipment1.3.2 Transport Equipment1.3.3 Building Materials
Total Exports2.1. Tea
2.2. Rubber
2.3. CoconutProducts
2.4. Minor Agricultural Products
2.5. Precious & Semi Precious Stones
2.6. Industrial Products
2.7. Petroleum Products
I12.0t32.0126.3139.4
I16.879.382.3
172.869.5
2r2.8
r13.4r39.2
56.7tt7.9
I 13.688.8
1t4.2
70.2
r25.6
258.1
r39.9
66.9
131.4t66.7r72.9158.6
t34.47r.4
'156.8
209.1101.3231.5
126.6r47.856.4
t57.6
t29.6t02.5
144.4
50.5
r87.7
369.3
158.6
s8.4
148.4200.4222.4171.8
153.076.2
I I l.r234.6179.5262.7
125.2131.673.3
t52.5
t55.2I13.8
r2t.3
93.0
t76.5
393.2
r99.2
57.8
r99.3267.2256.7280.9
20/..6130.8187.3526.4t37.1354.1
185.8207.3181.5204.2
219.5165.2
120.0
92.2
234.4
523.3
290.4
102.5
234.3309.3283.6342.6
237.0rr7.3153.9403.7I19.5542.5
236.4249.r304.42r9.5
233.O148.9
102.9
86.7
249.8
420.6
354.9
84.9
282.O
307.73l 1.5302.9
304.6126.9149.94s7.3164.5883.1
295.9358.6315.7254.7
304.0t24.r
I r5.4
t22.2
354.8
M2.8
530. l7 t.5
350.5357.2339.8379.8
383.4135.8196.9580.9202.8
1,098.7
367.9469.2435.2299.8
381.6165.9
120.3
92.6
426.8
606.9
702.5
98. I
a
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka(a) Provisional
6.11 BALANCE OF PAYMENTS 1989 - 1993 55
Item
Rs. Million SDR Mitlion
19E9 1990 l99r t992 1993(a) 1989 1990 t99r 1992 1993(a)
l. Merchandisel.l Exports1.2 Imports
Services2.l Receipts2.2PaymenJs
Goods and ServicesTransfers4.1 Private- Receipts
Payments4.2 Official ReceiptsCurrent Account (3+4)Non Monetary Capital6. I Private-Direct Investment
Portfolio InvestmentOther long TermShort Term
6.2 Govemment-Long TermShort Term
3.4.
5.6.
7. Erros and Ommisions8. ValuationAdjustments9. Overall Balance (5+6+7+8)10. Monetary Sector
l0.l Government10.2 Central Bank10.3 Commercial Banks10.4 Transactions with IMF
-24,05056,t7580,225-5,609r4,59820,207
-29,65918,59r12,830
9906,751
-l I,06810,566
633
- I,8033,5578,r79
-l,295- 108
- I ,905r,905
- 1,106
I,075542
t,394
-28,14579,48r
107,626-3,90521,36425,269
-32,0502r,66016,054l,5367,142
-10,39018,931
l,683
- I,8342,685
16,387
-1,812
7517,196-7 t96
591
-7,0t2-3,007) )7)
-4r,25284,379
t25,63r-3,77324,89728,670
-45,02525,03018,31Il,6888,407
-r9,99s27,r72
2,633t,329
-1,0052,105
20,8501,2602,729
235r0,140
- t 0140-527
t2,3272,764
-51
-45,785107,855
r53,640-1,43030,25631,686
-47,21528,28024,O373,7848,027
- 18,93523,4505,3151,122t,1625,652
r l,495-r,2953,399l,5559,469-9,469
150
-t2,3922t3
2,561
-55,486r38,r74193,660
2,04336,05034,007
-53,44334,83930,592
3,501
7,749-1860440,9t79,1073,2728,8497,1 l0
12,579
3,236-1420
24,129-24129
-t 15
-352303,7607,455
-530t,207r,737-r23314437
-6534052792l
t47-248216l4
-39
72r69
-34
-67
67
-1947
l82l
-t4
133-r 33
13
-50-109
t3
-518r,456r,974
-72391
463-590398297
28130
-t923453l
-3348
299
152-t52
a
-188
5l-8
-726r,49r2,2r7
-65MO505
-79144132330
148
-3504754624
_18
36
36623
28
133
-r 335
-178
5
37
-740r,'t452,485
-23489512
-7634573886l
130-306
381
86l8l89l
189
-2259
-8252,M62,871
3l535
504-79451745452
ll5-277
60913448
r32r05190
43
37;-375
-470
5837
i
(a) Provisional Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
56 6.12 FINANCING OF TIIE EXTERNAL RESOURCE GAP 1986 - 1993Rs. Million
Category 19E6 t9E7 1988 r989 r990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
1. Foreisn Receiptsl. lT,xports -
1.2 Services1.3 Private Transfers
2. Foreisn Pavments2.1-Impoits2.2 Sefvices2.3 Pivate Transfers2.4 Caoital ReDayments2.5 Prdgress P?ryinents
3. External Resource Gap (1-2)
4. Finapcjng of-Besource Gap4.1 Cei'tral Government -
GrantsProiect AidCommoditv AidFood Aid -
Other Lons TermShort Terri
4.2 Private SectorDirect InvestmentPortfolio InvestmentSuooliers CreditCo'nimercial B orrowi ngShort Term
4.3 OtherIMF DrawinsEb?owiri;.fr?m AbroadOtherExternal Assets
4.4 Balancine Itemsy'aluiti gn^Adj ustmentsErrors & Omissions
5. Pre5su19 on Balance of Payments(b)5.1 With Aid Imports5.2 Adjusted for Aid Imports
s3,36733,89310,6018,873
86,20155.28314.218
89015.810
-32,834
-32,834
32.834l6:5395.1 l48.414
943870
1,198
61.74t.l
1l,555810
22g2,tt78,399
3,6991,6t4
87dt,2t5
1,041t.37 |-330
-3r,694
3r,69415,4735.31 1
7,934504695
1,029
t2,608r,766
t622,8467,834
3,802t.120l,8011,863-982
- 189l,841-2030
52.135.3
63,1424r,097tl,72l10,324
94,83661,102r6,346l,098
16,290
tr,5771,456
ll61.6308,375
7,7r07,3r7
939-546
55.736.7
71,46846,98513.09111;386
lll,ll57t,25317.981
1,20020,68 r
-39,647
39,64719.6306:5888,885
918t,1292,t10
730
723
83,60256,r7s14,59712,830
t20,27280,22520,207
99018,850
13.587707
4d418
t2,414
3,9233,4122,4012.474
-4,364
-1,402- 108
-t,294
-36,670
36,67020.5626.7518,7151,023I,0253,048
46.229.6
-41,007
4r,00728.6397,142
13,266|,76rr,4395,031
t9,97 |1,736
397
1.31016,918
-6,5413.172
-2.6314,000
-11,082
-r,062't5l-1,813
35.818.1
I 16,89879,48r21,36316,054
157,905r07.62625,268
I,53623,475
r27,58684.37924,89718,311
190,308125,63r28,670
l,68832,O022,3r7
-62,722
62,72236,046
8.40724,048
690
t.641r,260
30.7302,822r,763
? 5?722,608
-7,0173,073
4,662-14,751
2,963235
2,728
49.224.2
162,148107.85530,25624,037
225,928153.640
3 r.6863.784
34',1702,649
-63,780
63.78027,220
8.0271 3,1 69
830
5,194
37,8955,3852,6t1
7,08122,8r8
-6,2896,942
3.782-t7,0r2
4,9541.5553,399
39.526.5
204,8r6r38,17436,05030,592
274,159193.66034.007
3,50140,863
2,127
-69,343
69,34330,0657.749
r7,039333483
4,462
60,4129,Ml
r0,733r,752
12,68525,821
-23,0rr8,573
'7,419-39,004
l,817-t,4203,236
33.92r.6
a
(a) Provisional
(b) =- E{emal Bgsourcegap * ttlonegn Kecerpts
Source:Central Bank of Sri Lanka
Category 1985 1986 t9E7 1988 r989 1990 L99l t992 1993(a)
External Debt Outstandingl.l Medium and Long Term Debt
GovernmentPublic Corporations
hivate Sector
IMF Drawings
1.2 Short Term Debt
Debt Services Payment2.1 Amortization2.2 Interest Payment
Earnings from MerchandiseExports and Services
Receipts from MerchandiseExports$ervices and Private Trans
Debt Service Ratio5. I Debt Service as a 7a of 3 above
5.2 Debt Service as a Vo of 4 above
Government Debt Service Payment( As a Vo of 2 above)
97,449
91,804
70,0269,927
3,937
7,9r45,645
9,3624,533
4,829
4,655
52,574
17.8
21.0
41.4
I17,093
I I1,81688,760
9,246
6,r39't,671
5,277
I I,6586,940
4,718
M,495
53367
2r.826.2
46.6
147,088
138,740t13,134r0,0329,348
6,226
8,348
14,539
9,623
4,9r6
52,8r9
63,143
23.0
27.5
46.9
t62,ffi5155,353
126,230
8,421
9,841
10,861
7,252
17,2W
I l,0336,174
60,082
71,468
24.0
28.6
47.7
203,682
190,472
1s7, l 89
8,477
t2,55r12,255
13,210
n,13899207,2r8
70,773
83,603
20.5
24.2
53.0
233,666
216,846182,300
8,071
l 1,987
14,488
16,820
17,972
9,975
7,997
100,846
I16.900
t5.4
17.8
51 .0
275,998
255,798218,400
8,775
14,1 86
14,437
20,200
20,r73I I,353
8,820
109,275
r27,586
l).618.5
50.0
314,258289,679243,251
tr,27216,957
18,199
24,579
23,671
14,329
9,342
138,1 1 1
162,148
t4.617.1
51.0
374,206
342,517
278,275
t7,2022t,38725,653
31,689
23,94s
14,417
9,528
174,224
204,815
tt.713.7
62.4
a
(a) Provisional
6.13 EXTERNAL DEBT AND SERVICE PAYMENTS 57Rs. Million
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
58 6.14 END OF PERIOD EXCHANGE RATES 1983 - 1993
Note: From lOth November,1982, the Central Bank's foreign exchange transactions with Commercial Banks were Source: Central Bank of Sri Lankacarried out exclusively in U.S. Dollars and spot buying and selling rates for the U.S. Dollar for transactronswith Commercial Banks were announced by the Central Bank (in the morning of every working day.)
Sri Lanka per Unit of Foreign Currency.
Country Currency 1983 1984 1985 t9E6 r9E7 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993
l. Australia2. Austria3. Belgium4. Canada5. Denmark6. Federal Republic of
Germany7. France8. HongKong9. India
10. Italyll. Japan
12. Kuwait13. Malaysia14. Netherlands15. New 7*aland16. Norway17. Pakistan18. Philippines19. Saudi Arabia20. Singapore21. South Africa22. Sweden23. Switzerland24. United Kingdom25. U.S.A.26. United Arab Emirates
DollarSchillingFrancDollarKroneDeutscheMarkFrancDollarRupee
LiraYenDinarRinggitGuilderDollarKroneRupee
Peso
RiyalDollarRandKroneFrancPoundDollarDiraham
22.33751.28900.4/'60
20.081 l2.5r339.1050
2.97443.21232.353r0.01500.1071
85.382510.68838.0985
16.2838
3.229r1.8405
r.78447.1423
I l.748120.5050
3. r 095I r.431235.893825.0000
6.8066
2t.75331.19100.4r60
t9.8903233608.3495
2.72763.35902.r1920.01350.1050
86.248810.83267.3851
12.77462.98271.7219r.32t97.3397
r 2.0550r4.30902.9314
r0.l29l30.5r l r
26.28007.t559
r 8.69051.56840.5M3
19.60483.0394
I 1.1074
3.61673.50972.25750.01630. l 360
94.2973tt.z$l9.8606
t3.7 r'15
3.5968t.'t 147
t.M257.5080
r 2.958610.22303.5909
13.t67239.576427.40757.4629
18.94162.0818o.6876
20.65923.8737
14.6727
4.43373.657r2.16450.02r l0.r794
97.2317t0.977712.963614.86753.85301.6526r.39277.6017
13.0766r 2.89684. I 895
17.502341.796128.52007.7648
22.t7212.73750.9202
23.57285.0000
19.2826
5.69363.95792.40430.02610.249r
13.2640t2.3505t7.t26020.t9564.90631.75701.4839
8.207215.385115.8521
5.270723.860857.172130.7625
8.3760
I
28. l 8502.6t640.8815
27.67244.7832
18.4797
5.4t2r4.22982. I 8480.0251
0.2631r7.365412.t959t6.3&920.7444
5.0087r.76601.6097
8.807816.974613.92315.3602
21.861459.078633.03258.9936
I
3l.88203.35671.1279
34.5&76.0952
23.7002
6.93545.r2162.36030.03160.2816
136.965214.82302r.oo2923.9200
6.10451.86281.8503
10.6651
21.133315.84166.4',177
26.r60965.040040.0000r 0.8906
30.9463.8683r.2732
34.67626.787b
26.r554
7.71255.t5492.23320.03470.2943
r38.312614.755123.273623.57066.6838r.8362t.437 |
r0.728522.8831l 6.03 l97.0037
30.682475.590840.240010.9559
32.36083.9934r.3593
36.71487.1798
28.0178
8.19245.4720t.63520.03700.3390
15.603924.839623.10827.0919t.7162
l 1.3533
26.t27515.5472
7.64733t.446479.582042,5800| 1.5943
3t.68254.03371.3912
36.26t97.4074
28.5714
8.3857s.9425t.75200.03130.3699
l5 l .8503
17.600925.4t8623.6394
6.69461.7850
12.265228.0351
r 5.08206.51 33
3t.474569.427846.0000t2.5248
33.49t24.r1261.3850
37.03597.3736
28.7371
8.46556.4174t.57740.02920.433
t65.6467l8.6l8l25.641027.623r6.63r41.6388
13.214530.9074t4.62645.9830
33.835073.497249.561513.4953
6.15 PRIVATE REMITTANCES FROM ABROAD 1990 - 1993 59
Country
Rs. Million SDR Million Percentage Share
1990 t99l 1992 1993(a) r990 l99r t992 1993(a) 1990 199r 1992 1993(a)
l. Middle East
2. E.E.C. Countries
3. North America
4. Other European Countries
5, South East Asia
6. Far East Asia
7. South Asia
8. Australasia (b)
9. Central Africa
10. South Africa
I l. North Africa
12. Eastern Europe
13. Latin America
14. Other
8,711.8
r,832.3
3,165.5
410.5
902.9
781.7
132.9
90.3
2.4
18.7
1.7
2.8
0.1
0.2
9,515.3
2,289.8
3,766.9
444.0
926.4
967.3
246.9
120.2
5.6
18.5
0.5
2.1
7.1
0.2
l3 I 86.2
3,357.4
3,443.4
995. I
383.0
2,001.1
254.4
180.7
).)0.4
0.6
69.4
159.3
16,932.1
4,575.0
3,693.3
l,386.5
488.4
2,358.7
514.1
315.0
7.9
0.4
0.4
93.3
0.1
226.5
160
33.7
58.2
7.5
16.6
14.4
2.4
t.7
0.1
0.3
0.0
0.1
168.1
40.4
66.5
7.8
16.4
t7.l
4.4
2.1
0.1
0.3
0.1
2t3.4
54.3
55.7
l6.l
6.2
32.4
4.1
2.9
0.1
l.l
2.6
251.2
6',t.8
54.7
20.5
7.2
35.0
7.6
4.7
0.6
t.4
3.4
54.3
I 1.4
19.7
2.6
5.6
4.9
0.8
0.6
0.1
52.O
t2.5
20.6
2.4
5.1
5.3
t.3
0.7
0.1
0.0
54.9
14.0
14.3
4.1
1.6
8.3
l.l0.8
0.3
0.7
55.3
15.0
t2.l
4.5
1.6
7.7
1.7
1.0
0.3
0.7
Total 16,053.8 18,3 10.8 24,036.7 30,591.5 295.0 325.5 388.9 453.6 t 00.0 100.0 t00.0 100.00
I
(a)
(b)
Negligible.Provisional.
Includes Australia, New Zealand and Fiii Islands.
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
60 6.16 TOURISM 1985 - 1993
Item Unit 19E5 1986 19E7 1988 r989 1990 1991 1992 1993(a)
Total Tourist ArrivalsTourist Arrivals by Region2.1 North America2.2 Latin America &
the Caribbeans2.3 Europe2.4 Afica2.5 Middle East2.6 Asia2.7 Australasia (b)
Purpose of Visits3.1 Business3.2 Pleasure3.3 Other
Excursionist ArrivalsTotal Charter ArrivalsEmployment in Tourist Industry6.1 Direct Employment6.2 Estimated Indirect EmploymentForeign Exchange Earnings
Establishments ProvidingAccommodation
8.1 GradedEstablishments8.1.1 Rooms8.1.2 Beds
8.2 Supplementary Establishments8.2.1 Rooms8.2.2 BedsOccupancy Rate
5.
6.
7.
No.No.No.
No.
No.
No.No.No.
Rs. Mn.
US $ Mn.
No.
No.
No.No.No.No.No.No.
No.
No.No.No.No.No.No.
Vo
257,456
10,358
430156,084
r,5121,752
79,0568,090
r8,214234,038
5,204
9,88249,884
55,00022;1233l ,8102,239
82
251
t439,826
r9,358108
I,1802,387
32.7
230, I 06
9,232
402r45,786
4842,264
66, l 505,788
10,094216,148
3,864
6,26646,430
53,47722,2853 1 ,1992,160
76
23'll3l
9,'19419,301
106r ,1872,386
32.9
182,620
7,166
374r24,2t2
4722,426
43,4624,448
14,2',16r62,782
s,562
2,4t744,994
48,81l20,33828,4732,4t5
78
232
1289,921
19,322104
t,1'122,3343l.5
182,662
6,534
396rr4,8t2
4802,736
53,7123,992
13,670165,076
3,916
6,108
35,968
47,23219,96027,9442,438
'14
ztJ
r289,977
t9,4326)
936l,89332.1
t84,732
5,844
300106,454
4002,286
65,4284,020
11,77 4170,r70
2,788
4,06424,504
54,48022,7003l,7802,740
68
198
ll89,459
18,46480
901t,78331.0
297,888
8,084
330176,856
5783,t22
r00,0048,914
15,250277,722
4,9t63,954
54,9r459,9r425,00035,000
5,143
t28
216120
9,55618,669
96l,0802,15247.2
3r7,703
9,615
372r96,809
8043,702
96,6549,747
5,7193ro,714
1,2'70
2,66s
34,746
64,50726,87837,6296,436
151
231
1229,679
18,947109
1,1912,400
48.4
393,669
12,615
372250,035
5823,540
tt4,t62t2,363
15,510
"14 )t a
4,944
5,651
41,574
69,09628,79040,306
8,826
192
255
127r0,21419,907
r28l,3052,620)). J
392,250
13,635
256,r58
106,668.11,823
4,089387,r4l
3,966
- n.a
75,00030,00045,00010,000
202
274
12910,36520,242
r45r,5623,r82
57.0
(a) Provisional(b) Includes Australia, New Zealand and Fiji Islands.Note: The term "tourist" is used to describe visitors who spend one night or more in the country
The term "excursionist" identifies those who do not make an overnight staybut spend several hours in the country.
Source: Ceylon Tourist Board.
7.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDICES: SRT LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES - 1985 - 1993 6I(1985 = 100)
a
Note: Rate of change of the index (vo) which is considered as an indicatorof inflation rate is given within paranthesis.
Sources: International Financial Statistics - Yearbook, 1993
Key Indicators of Developing Asian and Pacific Countries 1993.
Country 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 u9r 1992 1993
l. Sri Lanka
2. Bangladesh
3. Myanmar
4. India
5. Pakistan
6. Nepal
7. Indonesia
8. Philippines
9. China, Republic
10. Thailand
I l. Malaysia
12. Korea
13. Singapore
14. Japan
15. Unired Kingdom
16. United States
17. Taipei (Taiwan)
t00.0
r00.0
r00.0
t00.0
r00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
00.0
( 1.5)
(10.7)
(6.8)
(5.6)
(s.6)
(8. l)(4.7)
(23.1)
(l l.e)(2.4)
(0.3)
(2.5)
(0.s)
(2.0)
(6.1)
(3.6)
(-2.2)
108.0
lll.0109.3
108.7
103.5
119.0
105.8
100.8
107.0
101.8
100.7
102.8
98.6
100.6
103.4
r01.9
100.7
(8.0)
(1r.0)
(e.3)
(8.7)
(3.5)
(1e.0)
(5.8)
(0.8)
(7.0)
(1.8)
(0.7)
(2.8)
cl.4)(0.6)
(3.4)
(l.e)
(0.7)
u6.3
t2t.6
t36.4
118.3{
r08.4
t3 1.8
: 15.6
04.6
16.4
04.4
01.0
05.9
99.r
00.7
07.7*
05.7
ot.2
(7.7)
(e.5)
(24.8)
(8.8)
(4.7)
(10.8)
(e.3)
(3.8)
(8.8)
(2.5)
(0.3)
(3.0)
(0.s)
(0.1)
(4.1)
(3.7)
(0.5)
r32.6
133.0
158.3
t29.4
rt7.9
143.6
124.9
113.7
140.5
108.4
103.6
I13.5
100.6*
101.4
I13.0
r09.9
t02.5
(14.0)
(e.3)
(16.0)
(e.4)
(8.8)
(e.0)
(8.0)
(8.8)
(20.7)
(3.e)
(2.6)
(7. l)( 1.5)
(0.7)
(4.e)
(4.0)
(4.4)
t47.9
t46.3
l0 1.3
t37.4
t27.2
r56.3
r33.0
27.6
63.4
14.2
06.s
19.9
03.0*
03.7
21.8
15.2
07.0
(l 1.6)
(10.0)
(27.2)
(6.2)
(7.8)
(8.8)
(6.5)
(r2.2)
( 16.3)
(5.4)
(2.8)
(5.7)
(2.4)
(2.3)
(7.8)
(4.8)
(4.2)
t79.7
t58.1
!36.8
.49.7
38.7
69.2
42.9
45.7
65.5
21.0
09.3*
30.2
06.6
06.9
33.4
21.4
l 1.5
(2r.s)
(8.1)
(r7.6)
(e.0)
(e.l)(8.2)
(7.4)
(14.r)
( 1.3)
(5.e)
(2.6)
(8.6)
(3.4)
(3.1)
(e.5)
(s.4)
(4.1)
u01.6
t69.5
t13.2
t70.5
155.0
t95.5
t56.1
172.9
73.9
27.9
l4.t42.8*
r0.2
10.4
41.2
26.6
r 5.5
(r2.2)
(7.2)
(32.3)
(13.e)
(l 1.8)
(15.6)
(e.2)
(18.7)
(5.1)
(s.7)
(4.4)
(e.7)
(3.4)
(3.3)
(5.e)
(4.2)
(3.6)
224.6
176.8
381.9
190.5
169.8
229.r
167.8
188.3
188.8
133. ll19.5
t51.7
t12.7
t12.3
146.4
130.4
t20.7
(l1.4)(4.3)
(2r.9)
(l 1.8)
(e.5)
(r7.1)
(7.5)
(8.9)
(8.6)
(4.1)
(4.8)
(6.2)
(2.3)
( 1.7)
(3.7)
(3.0)
(4.5)
250.9
t76.7
503.4
202.6
t77.0
184.1
202.6
2t3.8
l3l.9t23.6
159.0
115.4
tt3.7
t48.7
t34.3
t24.r
(l 1.7)
0
(31.8)
(6.4)
(4.2)
( l.s)(e.7)
(7.6)
(r3.2)
(3.6)
(3.4)
(4.8)
(2.4)
( 1.3)
(1.6)
(3.0)
(2.8)
62 7.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDICES T985 . 1993
Item r98s 1986 1987 1988 r989 1990 1991 199z 1993
Colombo Consumers' Price Index
(1952=100)
1.1 All ltems (Average)
1.2 Commodity-wise Sub Indices
Food
Clothing
Fuel and Light
Rent
Miscellaneous
Greater Colombo Consumers' Price Index
l.l1.2
(Jan:June 1989=100)
All ltems (Average)
Commodity-wise Sub Indices
Food and Drinks
Liquor,Tobacco,Betel and Arecanuts
Housing
Fuel and Light
Clothing and Foot wear
Personal care,Health Services,
Household Goods and Seiryices
Transport and Telecommunications
Miscellaneous
561.2
598.4
324.2
1,332.1
r09.8
524.4
606.0
64t.4
374.5
t,347.6
109.8
599.7
6s2.8
697.0
400.9
l,358.7
109.8
650.7
744.1
802.0
419.8
I,535. I
109.8
742.6
830.2
884.6
490.0
I ,718.9
109.8
860.2
r,008.6
l,090.9
610.2
1,934.2
109.8
1,021.0
r24.6
r29.2
123.8
100.4
I15.3
r40.9
l I1.7
I t6.6
I r8.5
I t3 1.5
1,220.3
678.4
2,252.2
109.8
I,146.0
138.9
144.4
r37.9
103.3
r29.9
t68.2
t27.1
145.8
128.1
r,260.4
I,366.0
723.6
2,334.3
109.8
l,318.7
t52.0
158.4
158.9
109.1
135.0
r 75.8
t43.0
161.7
130.6
1,408.4
1,519.4
782.7
2,730.O
109.8
r,490.4
164.8
t72.2
180.1
t57.9
| 90.3
t54.9
r 63.5
134.3
a
Sources : Dept.ofCensus and StatisticsCentral Bank of Sri Lanka
7.3 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX (1974 = 100) 1985 - 1993 63
a
Item 1985 1986 1987 r988 1989 1990 t99l t99l 1993
All Items (Average)
Commodity-wise Sub Indices
2.1 Food
2.2 Alcoholic Drinks
2.3 Textile & Foot wear
2.4 Paper Products
2.5 Chemicals & Chemicals Products
2.6 Petroleum Products
2.7 Non Metallic Products
2.8 , Metal Products
2.9 TransportEquipment
2.10 Electrical Appliance & Supplies
2.1 I . Machinery
2.12 Fuel & Light
2.13 Miscellaneous
Sector-wise Sub Indices
3.1 Domestic
3.2 Import
3.3 Export
3.4 Consumer
3.5 Intermediate
3.6 Investment
1.
,377.1
346.9
335.5
303.4
431.1
247.0
685. I651.1
324.7
306.5
292.4
199.5
627.6
495.7
303. r
356.6
567.2
360.3
432.1
409.4
366.0
324.1
394.8
309.8
419.5
233.9
685. I
621.7
318.1
308.0
293.1
2r7.5
692.6
545.5
327.0
355.0
466.3
345.4
434.4
401.7
414.9
385.7
441.O
323.4
432.7
227.3
685. l594.2
322.1
313.8
308.4
235.5
723.2
649.0
340.5
362.5
644.6
406.5
449.9
396.7
488.7
471.9
502.9
329.4
452.2
259.4
685. l658.2
358.6
32r.3
346.1
264.4
7s4.3
827.1
383.3
403.4
826.9
489.6
495.3
439.3
532.9
493.3
573.0
343.6
550. I
29r.9
7623
735.9
469.6
395.9
427.8
285.7
r,oo2.9
I,051.2
466.0
458.7
772.r
519.5
588.4
503.6
651 .l
599.2
668.9
404.7
722.5
423.8
938.4
I, l3 1.4
568.6
505.4
532.7
375.1
r,233.7
1,t67.5
590.3
578.8
874.2
631.3
7 t4.l700.4
710.8
649.1
776.4
426.3
747.4
495.4
I, l05. lt,262.r
566.5
568.4
600.3
409.7
r,289.4
1,214.8
660.5
6t4.3
939.8
688.5
781.1
769.3
773.0
720.0
886.6
4r8.7
704.9
531.0
r,135.7
1,356.0
588.4
623.2
603.3
4p,0.4
1,290.5
1,323.2
697.3
634.4
I,109.2
760.7
807.4
824.9
831.8
170.4
956.2
452.r
745.2
542.2
1,240.8
l,566.8
659. l660.0
635.4
492.7
1,307.5
1,480.0
737.6
67t.6
r,235.5
8r4.3
874.5
938.3
Source : Central Bank of Sri Lanka
O.{ 7.4 AVERAGE PRODUCER PRICES T985 - 1993
Commodity Unit 1985 1986 l9E7 1988 1989 1990 l99r L992 1993(a)
l. Paddy
Up Country Vegetables
2.1 Beans - Butter2.2 Canot2.3 Beet Root
Low Country Vegetables
3.1 Pumpkin - Red3.2 Brinjals - Home3.3 Curry Chillies3.4 Limes
Yams
4.14.24.3
PotatoesManiocSweet Potatoes
Eggs
5.1 Eggs Ordinary
Sea Fish
6.1 Seer - Thora6.2 Trevally - Parawa6.3 Skip Jack - Balaya6.4 Tuna - Kelawalla6.5 Shark - Mora6.6 Sardine - Salaya
Kg
KgKgKg
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.
Each
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
A ra
5.7 |5.685.53
2.623.577.139.36
I l.r91.763.r9
1.35
30.7226.2919.162t.99t7.2010.91
4.20
6.456.956.49
3. l94.247;t8
t2.47
13.40r.863.59
t.43
35.9128.1 I19.7422.9218.3511.74
4.49
7.087.296.38
2.78
8. l3r3.69
t2.632.O03.86
r.36
36.r328.4720.6323.4920.t312.43
472
7.767.'to6.68
3.04
8.68t 3.91
r 6.192.294.29
t.52
43.6032.1426.1529.9425.34t4.75
6.34
847833t35
5.1 I
10.1413.61
16.142.4r4.88
r.80
46.3436.8027.0430.r327.3416.06
800
1 1.5610.459.94
5.06
14.9318.66
2r.963.185.92
2.11
60.504'1.2734.8938.9332.8122.76
8.44
12.1410.71l 1.66
5.59
1 8.1427.20
32.r93.627.55
2.10
'18.49
60.20M.9651.5039.4527.64
9.04
12.4612.69t2.64
5597.92
18.7028.97
31.364.127.60
2.21
r00.5876.0154.2663.9346.943t.39
9.26
12.97r2.9613.58
5.568.45
19.6220.64
30.674.438.06
2.25
94.4467.2756.9265.9247.0328.99
(a) Provisional (Continued)
7.4 AVERAGE PRODUCER PRICES 198s - 1993 (Contd.) 65
a
Commodity Unit 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993(a)
Dried Fish
7.2 Seer - Thora7.3 Shark - Mora7.4 Skip Jack - Balaya7.5 Queen Fish - Kattawa7.6 Sprats
Pulses
8.1 Green Grams (Big Seeds)8.2 Cowpea MI 35 (White)8.3 Sorghum
Curry Stuff9.1 Dried Chillies (Grade I)9.2 Pepper9.3 Turmeric (Dried)
Spices
10.1 Red Onions (Large)10.2 Cloves10.3 Cardamoms10.4 Cinnamon Quills
Coconuts'll.l Coconut11.2 Copra No. II 1.3 Coconut Charcoal
7.
11.
EsrEach250 Kgs.50 Kgs.
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.
KgKgKg
KgKgKgKg
37.2665.6247.94
t1.94169.88194.4332.96
1.53I ,759. l0
t14.42
33.5826.9726.433l .9530.26
14.8110.587.25
44.t433.7730.6638.'t939.12
t4.99t 1.464.00
3r.82r02.234t.ll
r 1.88157.31197.2937.42
0.921,049.76
t27.37
44.1738.5528.8140.0940.02
t1.999.278.00
8.8794.22
I 30.3142.92
1.902,221.78
16t.79
35.54l 12.0836.64
4.2343.7439.9438.8440.4',1
14.0010.155.00
38.3483.7238.73
I 1.83117.56126.t666.15
3.143,908.67
206.23
53.0945.2738.7645.7738.59
22.3415.38
47.9085.2r39.25
9.37102.98126.8899.15
2.1',l2,542.53
233.76
66.1 952.0647.9661.4852.27
2r.2717.04I 1.80
67.6966.864r.55
22.7293.43
165.26139.87
2.t22,396.84
238.O7
76.4065.5254.477t.3350.81
-20.37
13.238.63
28.5097.5r
155.68t42.to
2.973,740.17
253.90
98.3252.4048.96
r33. l 373.1 868.5097.8266.28
23.t515.7812.50
t02.r437.7453.r5
19.t276.52
204.72149.50
4.235,359.14
320.17
103.7555.0067.92
103.4147.50
23.6r16.9728.00
93.2842.1253.24
22.6546.42
338.92139.35
4.8659lr.73
353.41
(Continued)
66 7.4 AVERAGE PRODUCER PRICES 1985 - 1993 (Contd.)
Commodity Unit 1985 1986 t9E7 l98E r989 1990 1991 1992 1993(a)
Fruitsl2.l Pineapple - (Murusi)12.2 Banana - (Kolikuttu)12.3 Banana - (Ambul)
Betel and Arecanutl 3. l Betel13.2 Arecanut (Seasoned)
Jaggery and Honey
14.l Coconut (Jaggery)14.2 Sugar Cane (Jaggery)14.3 Coconut (Honey)14.4 Sugar Cane (Honey)
Building Materials15. I Bricks15.2 Sand15.3 Metal3/4"
Others
Coffee seedsCocoaTea Leaves
t2.
13.
15.
16.
16.lt6.2r6.3
50 Kgs50 Kgs50 Kgs
r,0001,000
Kg.Kg.
750 Mr.750 Mt.
I,000CubeCube
Kg.Kg.Kg.
4.er (b)0.75 (b)0.28 (b)
36.5186.49
16.978.r3
14.058.21
440.7099.67
630.04
44.9940.01
5.97
t45.52355.45158.23
58.8040.733.49
45.0773.69
16.21
8.9615. l09.52
457.4992.04
673.42
41.5637.434.62
198.09383.94216.03
49.5378.3 r
15.5213.8317.12r3.03
45t.8294.71
7t7.91
236.0r422.01237.63
47.t2t28.7 |
16.8212.7718.4713.97
501.66t09.26802. l6
41.5034.555.35
257.98439.42269.77
69.75l 19.93
22.9615.7824.1116.64
560.t7129.74932.89
40.9730.78
6.38
270.24529.r03l 8.05
72.62r23.4r
29.171 8.1925.6520.47
681.83t56.62
t,122.98
29.2827.849.26
318.88606.42374.47
78.77r58.73
30.0516.5129.8E26.63
796.98209.83
1,400.39
27.t333.31
8.24
380.63800.67468.99
r23.05251.52
40.52t7.7632.6814.t2
884.012r8.46
t,522.24
26.7143.r98.12
30.8835.809.67
413.88964.42537.54
90.06730.26
46.t524.7634.r413;t9
r,013.35255.27
t,647.57
(a) Provisional(b) Price for each.
Sources: Country wide Data Collection System,Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
7.5 AVERAGE RETNL PRICES OF SELECTED CONSUMER ITEMS 1986 - T993 67
I
Commodity Unit rgffi 1987 1988 r989 1990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
Rice
l.l Samba (ltigtresg1.2 Par Boiled1.3 Kekulu
Up Country Vegetables
2.1 Beans(Butter)2.2 Carrot2.3 Beet Root
Low Country Vegetables
3.1 Pumpkin Red3.2 Brinjals (Chena)3.3 Curry Chillies3.4 Limes
Yams
4.1 Potatoes4.2 Manioc4.3 Sweet Potatoes
Meat and Eggs
5.1 Beef (without bones)5.2 Mutton (with bones)5.3 Pork5.4 Cbicken (Ordinary)5.5 Eggs (Farm)
Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
Each
10.647.657.96
I1.6312.5510.97
5.456.18
12.2720.50
17.553. l05.51
26.2651.2036.0446.98
1.67
11.627.958.25
l1.6812.67ro.76
5.275.93
12.3423.58
16.543.366.07
29.5058.1537.234'1.r0
t.47
12.438.468.68
13.4613.9111.90
5.726.74
13.5623.71
21.3s3.786.7 |
33.7366.0440.1052.43
t.70
15.08l 1.85tt.92
14.3014.82t2.20
6.787.86
15.5022.72
22.334.147.s4
40.2775.3146.7660.04
2.32
t9.7914.68t4.78
19.4919.3017.o4
8.62I1.3822.r732.48
29.525.329.34
50.209r.8461.5274.40
2.46
20.2r14.8915.1 I
20.5920.58r9.88
10.08I l.6l25.6642.08
45.006.1 I
I 1.36
67.19108.0766.7779.31
2.51
2t.3915.82t6.72
21.0721.9320.46
10.41t3.3927.6357.80
41.636.78
12.18
71.36t15.5266.2283.76
2.61
22.6215.9916.68
22.4423.0522.56
to.2614.l529.4239.60
42.537.08
t2.56
74.42r r6.8570.2286.742.67
(Cotttinued)
68 7.5 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED CONSUMER ITEMS 1986 - 1993 (Contd.)
Commodity Unit 19t6 t9E7 19EE 19E9 1990 1991 1992 t993(a)
7.
Sea Fish
6.1 Seer - Thora6.2 Trevally - Parawa6.3 Skip Jack - Balaya6.4 Tuna - Kelawalla6.5 Shark - Mora6.6 Sardine - Salaya
Dried Fish
7.1 Seer - Thora7.2 Shark - Mora7.3 Skip Jack - Balaya7.4 Queen Fish - Kattawa7.5 Sprats
Pulses
8.1 Green Grams - Seed
8.2 Dhal - Mysoor8.3 Dhal - Kadala
Curry Stuffs9. I Dried Chillies (Grade I )9.2 Pepper9.3 Tamarind9.4 Coriander9.5 Turmeric (Dried)9.6 Garlic
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
61.8746.5136.7839.7733.3919.66
69.8047.2946.4959.3646.98
2t.4733.30
41.80137.68
r 8.9020.5063.9334.23
66.6649.9738. l442.5735.0020.22
'tr.3448.1 845.4360.8552.49
16.5932.46
46.97156.60
15.6325.0056.3838.62
79.3059.0246.455r.9742.t825.t4
80.6456.2853.4770.1I56.01
20.t732.74
67.59r33.00
r 5.8229.9654.5042.00
83.5362.0248.1953.7743.7925.60
89.9358.5053.9274.8557.85
30.5533.09
77.72t22.51
17.7032.2463.8053.70
100.5077.0258.2165.2452.3830.58
l16.5814.0965.84
104.8165.90
26.7950.8954.12
89.22109.312r.2434.461t.9059.00
r30.3710r.6975.8985.5866. l04l.09
r46.8789.7879.59
r30.2570.35
28.t454.6250.87
125.3289.9822.6338.3775.9077.40
15r.97rr9.4788.07
rot.7476.6847.41
166.5896.5586.69
t44.0278.48
3l.6557.4248.37
r25.6269.4424.0646.038l .3072.80
155.49tt9.629r.37
106.4281.3849.43
170.55103.3192.32
t49.3684.26
31.2256.7745.26
117.0068.2224.3048.8888.5073.90
(Conrinued)
Commodity Unit 1986 1987 r988 1989 1990 t99l 1992 1993(a)
Spices
10. I Red Onions (Large)10.2 Cummin Seeds10.3 Fennel Seeds10.4 Mathe Seeds10.5 Cinnamon Quills
Coconuts
l l.l Coconuts (Medium)I 1.2 Coconut Oil
Fruits12.l Pineapple (Murusi)12.2 King Coconut12.3 Banana - Kolikurru12.4 Banana - Ambul
Milk Foods and Beverages
l3.l Fresh Milk (Dairy)13.2 Tea (BOP)13.3 Coffee Powder
ll.
L2.
13.
Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.Kg.
Each750 Ml.
2 kgseacheacheach
750 Ml.Kg.Kg.
17.7443.5429.8024.6553.01
1.528.04
e.93(b)3.181.290.49
4.7 |65.04
147.30
t3.5266.6430.0725.2955.78
2.68t4.17
I 1.953.44l.530.60
5.0167.22
158.00
t7.9163.2030.6033.4078.27
4.2726.60
12.513.831.760.69
5.4670.50
r 58.80
14.81
68.8039.r042.40
n7.ol
3.2018.70
13.293.841.940.92
6. l578.47
t64.40
36.6069.6046.4046.60
153.02
3. l816.80
16.484.502.43l.0l
7.59r00.98165.60
43.8994.7060.6052.50
175.08
4.2825.37
18.225.092.83t.26
8.36106. l7r 69.50
29.79126.8066.405l .50
188.80
5.5833.26
2t.59
3.231.45
9.t9100.07r 69.50
36.25156.7073.r053.30
196.00
6.8136.77
22.24
3.551.67
9.76t02.78r 65.90
7.5 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED CONSUMER ITEMS r9E6 - 1993 (Contd.) 69
Rupees
(Continued)(b) Price for each
70 7.5 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED CONSUMER ITEMS 19E6 - 1993 (CONd.)
Commodity Unit l9E6 t9E7 r9E8 19E9 1990 1991 1992 1993(a)
14. Tobacco & Tobacco Products
l4.l Chewing Tobacco - Jaffna
14.2 Cigarettes14.2.1 Four Aces14.2.2 Three Roses14.2.3 Bristol
Clothingl5.l Poplin - Local15.2 Sarongs15.3 Sarees
Soap
l6.l Sunlight16.2 Snow White16.3 Sovereign Bar16.4 RexonaFuel & Lightl7.l Kerosene17.2 Fire Wood17.3 Safetv Matches
17.
Each
EachEachEach
MetreEachEach
TabletTablet
BarTablet
Litre50 Kgs.
Box
5.92
o.790.890.90
18.5472.36
2.912.89
t4.973.95
7.2729.360.50
s.08
0.921.001.00
19.3577.60
3. l62.9r
14.433.97
7.3r31.r50.50
5. l8
t.l It.20t.20
20.4582.26
293.71
4.314.06
20.564.44
7.t634.170.55
5.32
l.4lt.471.50
26.3296.00
353.06
4.664.48
24.254.61
7.1839.650.72
8.61
1.70r.771.77
42.11t22.96473.10
4.894.62
25.134.88
7.6548.61
0.90
t3.34
1.962.002.00
47.81138.83493.30
5.815.23
26.506. l8
9.4256.04
0.99
16.09
ls,2.34
43.49r39.29470.50
6.89
35.407.34
9.7358.5 r
1.00
16.77
2.502.51
45.33t46.93481.38
7.01
36.689.r3
I 1.0863.93t.l5
(a) ProvisionalSources: Country-Wide Data Collection System,
Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
7.6 AVERAGE DAILY WAGE RATES IN AGRICULTURE AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 19E5 . 1993 7l
Activity Type ofLabour
19E6 r9E7 1988 r9E9 1990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
l. Paddy Farmingl.l Ploughing with Ploughs
1.2 Ploughing with Mammoties
1.3 Sowing1.4 Transplanting
1.5 Manuring
1.6 Spraying
1.7 Weeding
1.8 Harvesting
1.9 Threshing
l.l0Winnowing
Coconut2. I Digging Pits
2.2 Planting
2.3 Manuring
2.4 Plucking
2.5 Collecting Nuts
2.6 Husking
M
M
M
MF
M
M
MF
MF
M
MF
M
MF
MF
M
MF
M
45.55
39.87
42.55
38.6630.50
40.55
49.r0
37.2729.25
41.5531.55
43.48
42.8230.82
42.30
37.8827.92
38.0229.57
55.66
34.0526.44
52.51
50.06
42.50
46.57
42.3332.99
44.07
52.77
38.803l .87
43.6833.23
46.04
44.8r32.98
46.12
42.4031.00
42.1031.77
58.98
37.6629.22
56.48
59.1 3
46.42
50.50
44.2835.08
47.8r
60.20
39.0034.08
46.0835.98
49.86
50.8337.21
5 r.28
45.3033.45
47.5335.05
64.77
4r .81
31.95
64.7 |
66.35
57.03
55.15
50.1 539.90
54.75
68.58
49.2538.42
50.5341.34
59.85
58.3244.01
59.79
55.0938.33
55.4939.74
7 5.73
48.5934.86
72.29
87.54
7r.467s.33
72.5055.7 |69.16
82.29
63.09s2.20
70.2955.41
79.t7
73.0254.20
72.37
68.5855.84
69.0750.93
90.08
59.8146.84
87.50
103.35
85.07
90.99
82.9866.r4
82.75
96.9r
74.7464.66
84.8269.1 8
100.30
92.0263.26
92.07
80.6857.84
84.3658.35
tt2.73
73.0454.94
t07.43
tt2.t495.77
103.41
95.8973.55
94.11
tt2.4991.8869.92
92.5074.66
99.73
l0l.9l69.79
105.46
95.8166.85
100.0767.06
142.72
89.0864.05
r27.95
130.25
I 15. l5l14.68
104.3481.88
108.31
r29.56
98.4777.92
104. I 684.16
t13.43
115.5279.55
125.47
109.4975.53
I 15.4878.52
l60.ll99.0012.06
t4t.79
(Continued)
72 7.6 AVERAGE DAILY WAGE RATES IN AGRICULTURE AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 1986 - 193 (Contd.)
Activity Type ofLabour r986 1987 19EE r9E9 r990 t99r 1992 1993(a)
3.13.2
3.33.4
3.53.6
heparation of LandPlanting
ManuringWeeding
PruningPlucking
Rubber
4.1 Uprooting and Cleaning4.2 Planting4.3 Planting of Creepers
4.4 Pruning4.5 Manuring4.6 Spraying4.7 Tapping
Building Construction5.1 Carpentry.
5.l.l Master Carpenter5.1.2 Skilled Helper5.1.3 Unskilled Helper
5.2 Masonry5.2.1 Master Mason5.2.2 Skilled Helper5.2.3 Unskilled Helper
MMFMMFMMF
MMMFMMMMF
MMM
MMM
33.7634.0725.9833.403r.7925.1043.6630.3626.rr
38.6937.6634.7225.6937.5938.7540.9532.2729.06
74.6150.9237.87
72.3049.6037.36
34.9035.6127.3034.9832.6926.9750.383t.6926.38
4r.7840.0036.9729.2739.6940.3641.8534.463l.r5
80.2255.t040.6 |
77.9753.7640.35
39.5639.5s30.9838.7337.6930.7053.4333.62
47.5045.274t.8732.9643.3446.r242.3638.9 r34.68
88.8762.0145.29
84.9959.95M;t4
39.9642.4733.9541.4640.7434.0357.6938.r8
53.345l .9545.203s.6948.3753.1 I47.2142.3937.64
102.827t.5453.03
97.2969.3552.26
55.8160.4148.9657.20s3.9344.7874.1052.3144.27
67.1567.3563.0149.9265.5868.0376.2453.8746.1 8
120.7285.7964.86
I 15.0082.8764.97
68.0872.5153.6570.5766.5052.3789.3361.4252.97
84.2r80.2875.5760.4578.4880.5684.5661.7853.r7
t43.26t02.9977.42
t37.62l0 r.0l't6.67
79.9383.5562.5081.3877.5761.14
103. l47r.676t.43
97.969s.9494.4469.3894.O394.95
r03.4267.8355.79
162.46120.089.62
157.92tr7.4789.1 5
89.1 394.9469.7492.4087.8068.14
116.428t.1271.00
ttt.23106.34102.99
7 t.t6101.35103.18I 16.3 I77.3563.62
r83.47136.02104.74
178.84r33.20103.46
(a) Provisional Sources : Country Wide Data Collection Syslem,M - Male F - Female Central Bank of Sri Lanka.Note: These wage rates represent payment in cash without meals.
7.7 COST INDICES BY TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION 1990 . 1993(1990 = 100)
73
Year Quarter ModernHousing
Semi PermenantHousing
AllIlousing
Non-residentialBuilding
AllCivil Works
AtlConstruction
1990
199t
1992
t993
l'r Quarter
2M Quarter
3d Quarter
4h Quarter
l'r Quarter
2d Quarter
3d Quarter
46 Quarter
I't Quarter
2d Quarter
3'd Quarter
4h Quarter
l*'Quarter
2d Quarter
3'd Quarter
4'h Quarter
93.7
95.9
t03.2
t07.2
r 06.5
106.2
r08.3
t09.9
112.7
I 15.5
l 19.8
12t.3
123.4
125.5
128.4
t32.0
92.6
93.6
t04.4
t09.4
lll.9
n4.4
n4.0
I t6.2
120.3
123.6
t24.8
t28.3
1 30.1
r3t.5
134.7
t37.'7
93.6
95.7
103.4
to't.3
106.8
106.7
108.7
l10.3
113.2
I16.0
120.1
12t.7
t23.9
125.8
r28.8
132.3
94.4
96.0
t02.5
107.1
r07.9
r07.7
108.2
t09.4
tr2.o
I l5.l
I 18.7
I 19.l
lzt.l
123.3
127.0
129.',|
95.8
96.6
101.6
106.0
rt2.6
112.8
I14.5
I16.4
I 17.8
r20.3
122.4
t22.4
123.8
125.2
t29.7
133.6
94.6
96. l
t02.5
106.8
109.2
r09.2
l10.8
112.4
1t4.7
117.5
120.7
t21.4
r23.3
125.1
r 28.8
t32,i
Source: Institute for Construction Trainins and Develooment.
74 8.1 MONETARY AND FISCAL INDICATORS: SRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES-l992
Indicator Sri-Lankr
India Pakistan Bangala-desh
Indonesir Philipp-ines
Thailand Malaysia Rep. ofKorea
Singa-pore
1.2.3.
.US$),Mn.US$Mn.US$
M2its,Vo of M2
of M2oney, Vo(a)
sets(NFA), Mn.US$
5.2 Domestic Credit(DC), Mn.US$DCas% of M2
5.3 Net Other ltems, Mn.US$
r
icators
venue8.2 TaxRevenue8.3 Cunent Expenditure8.4 Capital Exienditure8.5 Buitget Suiplus/Deficit (-)
7.
1.092.85
7.4t6.4
1,049r,t422,987
20.817.461.8
31010.4
3,734125.0
-r,057
8.403.25
20.217.92t.L
5.9-7.3
r.083.22
6. l92.O7
Q,2ll43,248
t29,65119.2t4.266.6
7.216.9
4,3683.4
t45,328rt2.l
-20,o44
t5.2n.a.t4.l
1.0-2.2
1.742.41
2r.529.3
8,524t4,82320,5Q
31.540.727.8
-2,92r-t4.2
26,869130.8
-9,250
3.292.38
19.613.819.26.9
-6.5
13.612.2
t.t24.15
t7.78.58.86.62.2
1,8452,0657,652
12.714.373.O
t,307t7.l
6,88389.9-538
| 1.693. l6
1.867.68
7,&014,18858,656
9.6r4.675.8
7.919.8
13,78723.5
60,675103.4
- 15,807
8.622.O9
18.217.09.98.7
-0.4
6,01 I4,ffi1
19,t6715.28.8
76.O
9.113.6
o.773. l9
t,3&7.1
tr,24358.7
6,560
t1.772.83
16.5r4.615.93.4
-3.0
t2.315.6
l.0l8.54
18.216.3I 1.84.02.6
9,7&9,831
33,3188.53.3
88.2
r7,5512t.l
82,35098.8
-16,524
l1.051.30
27.229.2
9,93413,95345,427
10.520.269.3
l3,l0l2E.E
48,869107.6
-t6,542
3.95l.2l
1.404.57
26.619.52t.7
5.7-0.8
13.0t4.9
23,1953t,494
r23,30s8.9
16.674.5
rs,67012.7
178,745145.0
-71,1 l0
1.36s.32
9.7r2.48
18.215.714.72.2
-0.5
8,306l1,36646,187
10.913.575.6
12.78.9
4198790.3
3046365.5
-2s,963
t.375.60
4.351.06
23.018.3l l.35.16.6
9 International Interest Rates,To(Period Average)9.1 LIBOR on US Dollar Deposits- 3 Months
6 Monthsl2 Months
9.2 LIBOR on Pound Sterling Deposits-3 Months9.3 US Treasury bill Rate-3 Months
1985
8.408.649.1 I
12.257.49
t9E6
6.866.855.95
t0.975.97
L987
7.r8't.307.619.805.83
19EE
7.988.138.41
10.366.67
19E9
9.289.279.3 r
t3.948.rI
1990
8.318.358.45
14.797.51
t99r
5.996.086.29
11.675.41
1992
3.863.904.209.703.46
1993
3.293.413.646.053.02
Sources : International Financial statistics-lMF
Key Indicators of Developing Asian & Pacific -
Countries. 1994-ADB
Central Bank ol Sri Lanka
(a) Computed from amounts in Domestic Currency
a
Item 1985 1986 1987 19EE 1989 1990 t99l 1992 1993
l. Reserve Money
l.l. Cunency HoldingsPublic
Commercial Banks
1.2. Commercial Banks Depositswith the Central Bank
1.3. Deposits of Govt.Agencieswith the Central Bank
Total
2 . Factors Determining Reserve Money
2.I Net Foreign Assets
Gross International Reserves
Irss: Foreign Liabilities2.2 Net Credit to Govemment
Gross CreditGovernment & Govt. suaranteed-
securities.
Advances.
Less: Govt. Deposits with the CentralGovt. Currency Holdings.
2.3 Credit to Financial Institutions
2.4 Net Other Assets of the Central BankOther Assets
Less: Other LiabilitiesTotal (Reserve Money)
lt,3179,816
I,501
5,49r
85
l6,g93
7,315
r l,4304,115
20,637
22,760
r8,542
4,2182,120
J
2,137
-13,t96
4,832r8,028
16,893
12,862
l l,570t,2925,@5
123
18,030
7,076
9,539
2,463
23,r3524,847
20,221
4,626l,7tl
I
7 15',)
-15 ???
5,626
20,959
18,030
r 5,060
t3,495I,565
4,U7
t63
19,27O
6,454
8,838
2,384
24,60r26,157
20,888
5,269I 55?
J
3,496
- l 5,281
6,953
22,234
19,270
20,363
18,487
r,8765,033
160
2s556
3,478
7,615
4,r3732,91'l
36,439
30,2M
6,1 95
3,514
8
3,854
-14,693
7,424)) 111
25,556
2t,t2l19,650
r,47r5,597
69
26,787
r,6189,96r8,283
33,97r36,74r29,14r
4,313
-13,t75
n,75624,931
26,7E7
7,600
2,765
5
23,890
22,r20|,7707,458
221
31,569
4,675
16,397
11,722
34,602
38,206
27,044
tr,t62? 5q1
ll
7,330
- 15,038
t5,52930,567
31,569
27,513
24,852
2,66rt2,426
to7
40,046
13,486
28,9s4
15,468
36,954
45,981
29,864
16,tt79,0r7
l0
5,344
- 15,738
15,556
31,294
40'046
30,486
27,281
3,205
t4,326
36
4,U8
2r,04840,387
19,339
37,938
40,6U21,802
18,802
2,655
ll
5,763
-19,901
14,500
34,401
44,E4E
35,949
32,r333,816
20,466
53
56,468
45,725
76,694
30,969
23,008
24,8t03,954
20,856
l,801
I
4,903
-17,168
)1 ')1
44,395
56,468
758.2 RESERVE MONEY 1985.1993 Rs. Million.
Source : Central Bank of Sri Lanka
Item 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993
Monetary Aggregatesl.Currency in Circulationl. I Held by the Government1.2 Held by Commercial banks
1.3 Held by the Public2.Demand Deposits2.1 Held by the Govemment2.2Held by Commercial banks2.3 Held by the Public3.Narrow Money Supply(Ml) = (1.3+2.3)
4.Quasi-Money (Time & Savings Depositsheld by the Public)
5.Broaci Money Supply(M2) = (3+4)
Monetary Survey(Determinents of M2)6.Net External Banking Assets
T.Domestic Credit7.1 Net Credit to Govemment
7. I .1 By Central Bank7 .1.2 By Commercial Banks
7.2 Cross Credit to Private Sector
7 .2.1 Govt. Corporations7.2.2 Co-operatives7.2.3 Other Private
8.Other Items(Net)M2=(6+j+8)
9.Reserve Moneyl0.Money Multiplier for M | (3/9)
I l.Money Multiplier for M2 (5/9)
12,863.2
1.3
t,292l I,569.92r,577.94,330.1
7,638.59,609.3
21,179.2
29,68r.r
50,860.3
9,180.2
64,108.822,546.1
23,133.9-587.8
4,l4 r,5684,738.5
1,424.5
35,399.7
-22,428.550,860.5
r 8,0301.2
2.8
15,063.1
2.6
1,565.2
13,495.3
20,205.7
3,806.54,8t1.2
I1,588.025,083.3
33,25t.7
58,334.8
9,291.275,565.527,U7.924,60r.0
2,446.948,517.6
't,365.7
t,t23.440,028.5
-26,52t.958,334.8
t9,2701.3
3.0
20,371.3
8.0r,875.9
18,487.4
30,924.8'1,727.2
9,305.713,891.932,379.335,566.5
67,945.8
7,058.5
96,867.036,[email protected],917.l3,r47.4
60,802.6r 0,786.6l,318.6
48,697.4-35,979.6
67,945.925,556
1.3
2.6
2t,t265.3
r,470.519,650.2
35,519.48,356.8
11,474.9t5,68',1.7
35,337.941,095.6
76,433.5
4,732.1
102,321.2
36,118.7
33,970.92,147.8
66,202.5t3,862.2
|,l'17 ;t51,t62.6
-30,619.876,433.5
26,7871.3
2.8
n,9m.51l.l
t,769.522,1t9.949,877.r12,586.s19,532.4r7,758.239,878. l51,139.2
9t,0r7.3
10,206.5
t19,864.239,t97.r34,601.74,595.4
80,667. t
15,636.31,596.2
63,434.6
-39,053.49t,017.3
3,1569t.32.9
27,522.5
9.62,660.8
u,852.r67,328.7
16,759.32,8361
22,202.447,054.565,042.9
1t2,097.5
l't ,43t.rr34,226.2
4r,792.436,954.74,837.7
92,433.814,077.2
t,757.276,599.4
-39,559.8n2,097.s
4,0046t.22.8
30,496.2
10.6
3,205.1
27,280.5
68,4.r'i6.1
I 1,136.3
34,099.82,3210
54,490.580,210.8
130,701.3
24,16',t.8
153,346.842,350.3
37,938.64,4tr.7
110,996.6t4;749.72,021.2
94,225.7-46,808.4t30,700.2
4,4848t.22.9
35,949.3
0.73,815.5
32,r33.187,880.07,57r.8
52J37.427,9',10.8
60,103.9101,257.8
161,36t.7
45,4m.3158,708.8
35,[email protected],008.4
1,r996123,704.4
7,774.9l,903.3
114,026.2-42,74',1.4
t6t,361.756,468
t.t2.8
768.3 MONEY SUPPLY 1986 - 1993
Rs. Million
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
centum nnumItem 1985 r986 t9E7 1988 1989 1990 t99l 1992 t993
Central Bank Advance Rate (Bank Rate)
Inter-bank call Loans
3. Treasury Bill yield Rates3.1 himary Market
3 Months6 Monthsl2 Months
3.2 SeconadryMarket-Sales3 Months6 Months9 Months
4. Commercial Bank Deposits Rates4.1 Savings4.2 Fixed Deposits- 3 Months
6 Monthsl2 Months
5. NSB Deposits Rates5.1 Savings5.2 Fixed Deposits- 6 Months
l2 Months
6. Commercial Bank Advance Rates6. I Prime Lending Rate6.2 Loans Secured by Government Securities6.3 Unsecured Loans6.4 Bills purchased and discounted
2.
ll
I l-14
I 1.86
t2.77
11.63
l0- 13.5
9-t79-t9
t2-t8
t2
t3l5
t4.8t6-29I 3-30n-25
il
12-12;t5
ll.3l
10.26
6-t2
8-11.57.5-t38.5- l4
t2
t2l3
14.8
t2-269.8-30n-22
l0
I l-14
I l.3l
7.39
6-l I
8- I 1.5
7-138.5-14
l2
t2l3
t4.29.8-269.8-33
n-22
l0
t6-21
t9.82
18.85
5-l I
7-168-13.59- r 5.5
r 6.9
9.8-26I 3-33
r 0-25
t2
l2l3
l4
13-25
18.10
18.2019.10
t6.12| 6.8018.34
5-14
7-19.48- l6
l l -20.5
14
t4l5
l89.8-25
r 3-33
7-25
l5
r4-19
t7.4118.0218.36
15.85
16.80
18.34
5-r4
7-22.5
8-21t1-2r
16.2
t6.2r7
r 8.6
9.8-25l 3-35
t0-25
t7
13-27
16.33
16.38
17.43
15.05
15.92
17.30
6.5-r4
r l-18.512-t9l0-20
t4
16.2
t7
19.6
I 1.8-28l 3-33
l 0-30
t7
r0-32
r7.26t7.4518.06
6.5-r4
l0-18.5I l-18.5t3.5-20
14
16.2
t7
20.2
I l.8-26t3-32
l4.5-30
17.67
18.05
18.99
t7
16.5-28
18.09
t8.4719.38
17.8418.22
19.1 3
6- l5
r0-1710-18
13.5- 17.5
14
t6.2l6
20.4
t6-2616.5-36
r4.5-30
8.4 INTEREST RATES 1985.1993 77
(Per
Note: Interest rates represent the year end position. Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
78 E.5 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF TIIE CENTRAL BANK T985.1993Rs.Million
Item 1985 r9E6 1987 19E8 r989 1990 l99r 1992 1993
l. International ReservesCash and Balances abroad-
including Treasury BillsForeign Government and non-
Government SecuritiesSpecial Drawing Rights
Loans and AdvancesTo GovernmentTo Others
Government and Government-guaranteed Securities
Other Assets
Total
Liabilities
l. Capital
2. Currency lssueheld by the Public
Commercial BanksGovernment
3. DepositsGovernmentCommercial BanksCovernment Agencies and InstitutionslnternationalOther
4. Borrowings abroad
5. Other Liabilities
Total
2.
J
I1,340
8,238
3,1001.6
6,3554,2182,137
18,542
4,831
41 ,1 59
85
11,3199,815I,501
2.6
12,9952,r205,490
854,109I,l9l
6
15,585
4t,r59
9,539
4,729
4,810
7,7774,6253,r52
20,22r
5,626
43,164
95
12,863I I,570r,292
1.3
10,007|,7ll5,045
r232,463
664
r't,595
43,164
8,838
3,205
5,6303.4
8,7655,2693,496
20,888
6,953
45,444
96
15,06313,495
1,5652.6
7,699I,5534,047
163581
1,354
l,801
20,765
45,444
7,615
2,683
4,9292.7
10,0496,1953,854
30,244
7,424
55,332
97
20,37118,487
1,8768.0
12,9993,5135,033
1603,905
387
231
2t,614
55,332
9,961
4,831
4,678452.1
tt,9r27,6004,312
29,r41
tt,7 56
62,770
r07
2t,t2619,650
1,4705.3
14,7762,7655,597
695,651
695
2,632
24,t29
62,770
16,397
8,847
7,53416.3
18,49211,1627,330
27,044
15,529
77,462
607
23p0022,120
r,769ll.l
23,6633,5937,457
22rll,'l2l
670
I
29,290
77,462
28,954
2t,612
7,33210.0
2r,46116,tn5,344
29,864
15,556
95,435
857
27,52324,8522,66r
9.6
37,7229,017
12,426107
15,468704
29,733
95,435
40,387
10,954
294303.2
24,565l8;8025,763
21,802
14,500
t01,254
1,000
30,49627,280
3,20510.6
31,2772,655
r432636
19,339 '922
32,48r
tOt,254
76,694
r8,402
58,27318.9
25,75820,8554,903
3,954
27,227
t33,634
1,000
35,94932,133
3,8150.7
54,t391,801
20,466)J
30,969851
40,391
t33,634
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
8.6 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF COMMERCIAL BANKS 19E5.1993 Rs.Million 79
Item 1985 r986 1987 1988 r989 1990 l99l 1992 1993
Assetsl. CashonHand2. Due from Central Bank3. Due from Domestic Banks4. Cash ltems in hocess of Collection5. Foreign Currency on hand and
balances due from banks abroad6. Investments
Treasury BillsGovemment SecuritiesOther
7. lnans and AdvancesBills Purchased and discountedOverdraftsLoans
8. Fixed and Other AssetsTotal
Liabilities1. Capital (Paid-up, Reserve funds
and undistributed profit)2. Demand Deposits
Inter-banksGovt.of Sri LankaResidentsNon Residents
3. Time and Savings DepositsGovt.of Sri LankaResidentsNon Residents
4. BorrowingsDomestic Inter-banksForeign
5. Other LiabilitiesTotal
1,5015,836
6752,2t6
3,5543,919
963957
t,99938,7024,441
l1,37022,891
5,98062,383
3,t64rt,467
1082,4988,761
100
33,014690
29,4372,8873,6712,861
810I 1,06962,383
r,2925,162
8511,919
4,5365,229I,170l,0533,006
41,3394,322
tt,97425,0435,990
66,320
3,41012,236
r282,6199,358
l3l33,87s
72229,540
3,6134,9073,968
939r I,89366320
1,5654,1o3t,t761,765
6,3626,O233,850
966t,207
49,0545,r47
13,86230,045
6,77776,825
3,95413,861
153) 754
11,243212
38,493662
33,0244,8076,t204,6081,5t2
t4,39876,825
l,8764,783
7976,421
7,6976,8674,857
7251,285
57,1W5,267
17,60334,8399,666
95,815
4,77418,313
3r74,214
13,51 I271
41,8195ll
?5 ??5
5,9335,8354,669I,166
25,07495,8 r5
1,47r6,t402,1813,444
7,6078,0746,113
8011,160
66,8316,703
20,25539,87310,605
t06,352
5,3952r,439
1485,592
15,375324
48,547259
40,0788,2106,7185,4391,279
24,253t06.352
1,7707,6372,r404,957
t2,077t3,277t1,237
932I,108
81,6427,368
229W5r,3748,865
r32,364
6,69026,885
29r8,993
r7,256345
61,700730
50,66510,3059,9468,691
|,25527,t43
t32,364
2,66112,760t,7064,480
13,833r 1,9819,899
8671,215
94,25r9,499
28,76655,98613,689
t55,361
8,96030,310
3787,742
2r,641549
78,960897
63,5 r914,5448,6247,427t,197
28,s06155,36 r
3,20513,0842,t363,396
l8,l l313,501
10,653l,035l,8r 3
n2,6348,346
39,1956s,09318,438
184,507
9,86832,W2
3918,482
22,741478
98,776593
79,74118,4429,481
7,813r,668
34,291r 84,507
3,81616,7462,7804,O24
20,52919,45014,274
8064,370
125,18110,54040,50574,13651,379
vt3,904
2l,85r34,591
5195,'l7l
27,1691,t32
124,745533
100,78023,432n,2419,t572,084
5t,475243,904
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
E.7 MOBILIZATION OF DEPOSITS 1989 . 1993
1. Demand Deposits(Commercial Banks)
2. Savings DepositsCommercial BanksNational Savings BankRegional Rural Dev. BanksRural Banks
3. Tirne DepositsCommercial BanksNational Savings BankRegional Rural Dev. BanksRural BanksFinance Companies
4. Deposit with Thrift & CreditCo-operative Societies
Total
2r,439
22,5137,790
145)n 1
2'1,74112,u20
3lr89
6,527
418t00,836
21.26
22.337.730.142.01
2'7.51tr.920.030.196.47
0.41100
26,885
27,312a <)1
2772,279
16 ?52
t3,5'175I
2r85 1R?
514t22,361
29.711 1.090.030.194.40
0.42100
33,509lt,637
3883,134
47 ,77 |16,177
50315
5,625
588149,505
22.417.780.262.10
31.9510.820.030.21s-t I
0.40100
32,@2
43,602t2,224
5873,931
57,89720,6s3
80402
5,U2
697t1't,807
| 8.05
24.526.870.332.21
32.56tr.620.04o.23317
0.40100
34,592
58,39716,3'tr
9794,665
69,52225,786
120531
s,493
1,4152t'1,871
| 5.89
26.807.5r0.452.t4
31.91| 1.840.06o.242.52
0.65100
2232778023186
Ownership of Commercial BankDeposits
1989 19m t99l 1992
DemandDeposits
Time &Savings
Deposits
DemandDeposih
Time &Savings
Deposits
DemandDeposits
Time &Savings
Deposits
DernandDeposits
Time &Savings
Deposits
DemandDeposits
Time &SavingsDeposits
l. Govemrnent2. Financial Institution (a)3. Plantation4. Trading5. Manufacturing6. Other Business lnstitutions7. Non-Business8. Individuals9, Municipalties & Local Govemment
10. CertificatesofDeposits11. Foreign Currency Deposits12. Unclassified
Total
5,592873
1,t292,3161,2842,384I,t805 ?5q
3r7
I,005
2t,419
2592,213
242t,996
9921,9461,437
24,450778
2,1581 )1)6,5 il
so t54
8,993l,130
8392,294r,5313,070t,5445,754
336
t,394
26.88s
'730
2,401297
I ,781897
3,2132,65
3l ,03l360
2.7899,8948,206
63.664
'1,'142
1,554t33
,.068t,4@4,t722,t27.I )AA
588
t,6't4
30,3 | l
8973,009
3992,5691,2096,4862,925
38,290354
3,05 rl3,l l4
8,9',17
8 l,280
8,4821,442
7802,6731,5954,MO3,062
t,220
I,MO
32,092
5933,613
4033,1 84t,75'l8,2293,905
4't,9t54'18
4,13018,0t7o t7<
101,499
5,'t7lI,98 r
5213,403t5M4,W41,89'l
12,|3l,566
1,742
34.592
5333,804
4453,5621,8096,O761 ))i
65,6 r 8684
5,045,? ??R
13,785
t?? qlq
(a) Include Interbank Deposits Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
E.8 LOANS & ADVANCES OF COMMERCIAL BANKS 1984 - 1993 81
Rs. Mi
hrrpose of Loan/Advance 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993
Agricultural
l.l Traditional Plantation(a)1.2 Paddy1.3 Other Agricultural Crops
Commercial
2.1 Export Trading2.2 lnponTrading2.3 Other
Industrial
3.1 Mechanical Processing ofAgricultural-Commodities
3.2 Other Manufacluring
Engineering and Constructlon
Mining
Financial
Tourism
Housing
Consumption
Other Loans
1.
7.
3,385.6(9;1)
s26.5I,255.6r,603.2
r7,364.t(49.7)
5,992.14,126.47,246.1
7,2t4.8(20.7)
290.16,924.6
t,t3'1.3(3.3)
)\) 1
(0.7)
786.6(2.3)
700.2(2.0)
2,5t9.5(7.2)
480.3( 1.4)
1,076.0(3.t)
3,s39.8(e.3)
926.8t,190.31,422.7
I 8,9s7.5(4e.7)
5,990.25,223.8't;743.5
7,740.5(20.3)
501.77,238.8
r,067.6(2.8)
248.1(0.7)
730.3(2.0)
8r9,3(2.2)
2,868.6(7.6)
644.6(1.6)
1,567 .6(4.0)
4,216.9(10.3)
1,416.8r,254.61,545,5
20,390.7(4e.8)
6,919.84,783.98,687.0
7,946.1(19.4)
534.37 ,41t.e
t,069.2(2.6)
3t't.4(0.8)
812.2(2.0)
798. l(2.0)
3,440.5(8.4)
637.8(1.6)
l,304.3(3.2)
t,036.3(2.1)
237.6(0.5)
t,022.4(2.1)
807.3( t.7)
?o{?n(8.t)
850.6( 1.7)
t,625.5(3.3)
5,207.0(10.7)
2,4r9.3t,234.Ol,553.7
24,859.6(s 1.2)
8,757.36,195.99,906.3
9,003.3( l8.l )
2t0 38,793 0
5,830.9( 10. l)
2,983.8l,190.91,656.2
28,5 r 1.8(4e.5)
8,265. l7,153,0
13,093;l
l 1,508.1(20.0)
460.811,o47.3
l,613.5(2.8)
23r'.1(0.4)
I,208.5(2.1)
890.5( 1.5)
4,782.6(8.3)
I,l66.l(2.0)
1,824,2(3.2)
6,581.4(e.e)
3,474.6t,294.7t,8l2.l
3t,924.2(48.0)
10,865.47,414.16,831.5
13,320.8(20.0)
957.5t2,363.3
1,939.7/t o\
1,674.5(2.s)
737.0(l.l)
6,066.9(9.1 )
t,522.6/? 1\
2,251.8(3.4)
455 9(0 7)
9,639.2(1r.9)
5, 183.91,557.52,897.8
37,284.8(46. l )
12,407.310,040.66,923.8
14,7 t7 .8( 18.2)
|,37 4.713,343.1
2,344.8(2.e)
166.8(0.2)
't 7,7,1 1
(2.e)
804.3( 1.0)
8,296.0(10.3)
2,155.1(2.7)
3,099.3(3.8)
12,01l.E( 13.5)
6,401.3t,757.43,853. I
37,925.3(42.s)
12,475.78,794.8'1,488.4
15,189.0(17.0)
1,27r.7t3,9t7.3
2,28s.s(2.6)
605.6(0.7)
2,891.3(3.2)
962.9(l.l)
10,393. I(n.7)
2,938.7(3,3)
3964.7(4.4)
I1,838.4( 10.2)
5,626.61,847.54,364.3
52,866.O(45.7)
15,884.314,37'1 .8
7,372,8
15,658.3(13.6)
r,652.514,005.8
t78.2(0.2)
4,327.4(3.7)
3,167.5(2.7)
13,5Q8.l(11.7)
5 lt I 7
(4.6)6,5t4.4
(5.6)
, )14')(2 0)
8,949.5(7.0)
2,240.1r,7 tr.44,997.4
60,610.6(47.3)
15,481.318,200.426,928.9
16,535.8(t2.e)
I,101.915,433.9
1655.5(1.3)
259.0(o.2)
5,783.4(4.5)
2,t50.4( 1.7)
t4,283.2(ll.l)
6,552.4(5.1 )
I I,480.3(8.9)
TOTAL 34,918.6 3E,184.0 40,933.3 4E,602.6 s7,s67.3 66,474.8 80.84s.E 89,167.9 r1s,643.2 128,260.3
(a) Tea, Rubber and CoconutNote: Percentage share fronr the total loans and advances is given within parenthesis.
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
82 E.9 BANK BRANCH NETWORK I9t2.I93
f{sms qf Srink t9g2 19E3 1984 1985 19t6 lgyl r9$ 19t9 1990 lEll 1992 1993
Qqmmsycial f,qnks
1.1 Domestic Banks
1. Bank of CeylonMain BranchesA.S.C. Branches
2. People's Bank3. Commercial Bank of Ceylon
4. Hatton National Bank
5. Sampath Bank6. Seylan Bank
1.2 Foreign Banks
Regional Rural Development Banks
National Savings Bank
Rural Banks
Total
Banking Density Index (a) .
Commercial Bank Branches
Banking Density Index -
all Branches
2.
3.
4.
J.
6.
1.002
67r
&7306220
86300ll30
2t+
47
8@
1,522
0.422
1.033
699
675
32923099
303l23l
24
'50
843
1,592
0.453
r.017
g7622
288229
59290
12
32
25
52
888
r,587
0.415
1.035
653
628
28923653
293t4
32
25
t6
56
914
1,639
0.412
657
635
29123853
297t5
32
22
32
60
932
I,681
0.408
1.043
657
635
28823949
298l5
33
01
22
6l
62
955
r,735
0.q2
1.060
660
638
28623947
298l633
040l22
80
@
970
r,774
0.,106
1.070
673
652
28323845
301l635
ll062l
89
69
986
I,817
0.400
I.08r
702
679
28s247
38306l9
39
l3t723
l0l
76
I,028
t,907
0.413
1.122
721
696
28625036
3082l
42
l32625
124
8l1,060
1,986
0.418
t.r52
764
735
286252
343t5
28
47
l34629
156
84
1,078
2,082
0.439
r.196
797
7g28825929
3203l
5ll55933
163
85
I,l@2,r49
0.452
1.220
(a) No ofBank Branches Per 10,000 ofPopulation. Source : Central Bank of Sri Lanka
838.10 BANKING DENSITY BY DISTRICTS - T993
(a) ANZ Grindlays Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Hong-kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, lndian Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Indosuez Bank, Overseas Trust BankLtd.' city Bank N.A., A-1e1can Express Bank, , ABN-AMRo nant, Habib Bank-A.c .zurich,Deursche Bank A.G., Middle East Bank Ltd., public Bank Berhad,MashreqBank, State Bank of India, Habib Bank Ltd.
District
Bank of Ceylon Peo-ple'sBank
HattonNational
Bank
Comm.Bank ofCeylon
SampathBank
SeylanBank
ForeigrComm.Banks
(s)
NationalSavingsBank
RegionalRural
Develop.Banks
RuralBanks
TotalNo. of
BranchesPopulation
,(x)0
Popu-lationPer
Branch
BankingDensityIndex(b)Main ASC
lranchc Branche
l. Colombo2. Gampaha3. Kalutara4. Galle5. Matara6. Hambantota7. Monaragala8. Badulla9. Kandy
10. MataleI l. Nuwara Eliya12. Kegalle13. Ratnapura14. Kurunegala15. Puttalam16. Trincomalee17. Batticaloa18. Ampara19. Anuradhapura20. Polonnaruwa21. Jaffna22. Killinochchi23. Mullal,ivu24. Mannar25. Vavuniya
Total 259 29
47t7 0l13 0l13 0lt20806 02ll 05l606 0l09 0l10l3t9 03l0040605 03ll l008 0ll0ol020l0l
5625l5t5t409o7l72008l0l5l5l9l00707llI608l002020l0l
320
l606020l0l0l
03040l030l030l0l0l
o;0l0t
0i0l
51
t303
0402
-0l02
0l0l0lol
0i0l
_
31
0703
0t
-OI
_
0l
15
200805030l0l
02020l0202030203
0i0l02
_
59
3I0l
-
0i
_
33
r8ll050208020l03050l0204020305
0l02030l040r
0l
E5
02l5t2r2080609l3060813
07r7
'1
o7ll07
_
r63
77t22638l7l26l0629l323l6564
n635l3l0282927)t
-0806
1,104
287198lt8133123))32
lll1545866lllt07t82732923578357630404t209
2,149
2,0261,555
961971797531361724
,
1,269;429535758960
1,462617323433501741329879lo796
t37n7
17,619
7,0597,8538,1447,30r6,4809,654
I I ,2816,5228,2407,3968,1066,8298,9728,0338,452
l l ,l38r 8,8268,7898,9285,772
13,95226,75024,000tt,4l713,000
E,199
1.4161.273t.227r.3691.5431.0350.8861.533t.2131.3511.2331.464r.1141.2441.1830.8970.531|.137t.1201.7320.7t70.3730.4160.8750.769
1.220
(b) No ofBank Branches per 10,000 ofPopulation Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
84 E.11 TREASURY BILL MARKET 1985 . 1993
Item 1985 l9E5 1987 l98E 19E9 1990 t99l 1992 193(a)
1. Primary Marketl.l Amount Issued/sold, Rs.Mn.
Purchased by Central bankCommercial Banks
Others1.2 Weighted Average Price, Rs. (b)(Per Rs.l00 Treasury Bill)
3 Months6 Months
l2 Months1.3 Weighted Average Yield, 7o (b)
3 Months6 Months
l2 Months
2. Central Bank Secondary Treasury Bill Market2. I Sales(Discounts), Rs.Mn2.2 Purchases(Re-di scounts), Rs.Mn.
3. Ownership of Outstanding Bills, Rs.Mn.3.1 Central bank3.2 Commercial Banks3.3 Employees' Provident Fund3.4 Other Provident Funds3.5 Savings Institutions3.6 Insurance & Finance Companies3.7 Departments & Other Official Funds
3.8 Other
Total
65,24061,898
ll3,33 r
97.t294.00
I 1.8612.77
75,81936,340
20,621
200
|,445l2
22,281
8E,080
75,715r,662
\n,7M
97.25
I l.3l
73,43832,3r2
22,114150
180
4002l
3,297ll
26,173
lr2,32779,22514,24018,785
97.25
I l.3l
49,r5723,18r
22,2883,334
489
658137
2,707z3 I
29,850
l4r,800t03,291
15,49823,01l
95.28
19.82
6t,33925,333
33,270? 5?5
2,850f/)
t,02670
2,384
43,700
tt7,3t277,50213,85725,952
95.679r.6683.96
7l,15523,249
6,6r I2,3013,8213,603
s29
57,245
18.1018.2019.10
34,0986.282
l 19,838
60,98725,500
33,350
95.8391.7384.49
17.41
18.0218.36
61,782r,w7
30,65410,604
9,684|,7763,848
4,748655
67,968
131,568
68,,140
2r,9624t,166
96.0192.4385.16
16.33
16.38
17.43
80,38736,687
35,0329,2401,0008,8387,2875,6305,209
732
-t2,968
194,808rw,r9233,9105l,705
9s.779r.7284.04
17.6718.05
18.99
l19,36649,612
25,99822,760
I,100to,27l16,6456,4672,398t,457
87.096
158,85648,20r&,73s45,920
95.6791.5583.77
18.0918.47
19.38
94,76346,851
5,97849,566
1,2506,668
25,4985,863
4421,93 1
97,196
(a) Provisional(b) As at end ofyear.
Source: Central Bank pf Sri Lanka
8.12 SHARE MARKET DEVELOPMENTS 1985 . 1993
l993(c)
l. Thrnover (Rs.Mn)
2. Daily Tumover Average @s.Mn)3. Non-National Transactions (Rs.Mn)
3. I Purchases
3.2 Sales
4. No.of Trades
5. No.of Shares Traded (Mn)
6. Total Number of Shares issued (Mn)
6.I Value (at par)of Shares issued (Rs.Mn)
6.2 Market Capitalization (Rs.MnXa)
7. No.of New Shares Offered (Mn)
7.1 Value of New Shares (Rs.Mn)(b)
7.2 No of New Issues
8. No.of Listed Companies
9. CSE All Share Price Index(Base,l985=100)(a)
10. CSE Sensitive Price Index(Base,l985=100)(a)
I l. Market Price Earning Ratio (Per)(a)
12. Dividend Yield (a)
13. Traded shares as aEo oftotal issued shares
14. Value of Shares issued as a Vo of GDp15. Value of Shares traded as a Vo of GDp
f 6. Rate of Market capitalization, Vo
17. Turnover as a 7o of Market
(a) As at end of December(b) Par Value and premium(c) Provisional
r 8,579
77.1
t8,274
10,773
7,501
231,692
35r
2,355
n.a.
123,789
49.0
1246.8
l2
200
978.97
1442.44
r 9.56
l.4l
t4.9
3.74
n-a
n.a
15.0
Sources: Colombo Stock ExchaneeCentral Bank ol'Sri Lan-ka.
79
0.3
3,506
5
TJ5
7,334
10,030
8.74
87.4
J
t2t.97
158.9 t
5,125
6
779
7,790
11,812
t0.75
r30.5
5
l4 r .38
218.19
0.77
4.34
0.08
.5 1.6
t.2
7,542
t7
819
8,1 96
18,460
20.59
20s.9
5
217.97
384.12
379
1.3
13,009
l3
919
9,190
15,694
20.15
20t.5
l0
172.44
309.56
16,740
l21,048
10,4u
17,087
l4
140
2
179.49
341.74
t.t44.13
0.1
64.2
t.5
l,563
6.6
405
398
48,332
42
1,099
r0,908
36,880
7.0
70.0
I
175
384.39
680.3
3.82
3.39
0.49
238.1
l1
4,304
18.0
2,t98
|,764
434
9t,544
79
t,209
l t,640
8 r ,084
t2.l
121.5
5
t78
837.79
I r98.65
20.92
1.42
6.53
3. t3
t. t6
596.6
5.3
4,969
20.5
4,101
2,6t1
1,490
r09,701
88
1,6t5
14,660
64,655
67.0
1474.5
t5
190
605.3 r
826.57
t2.52
2.3
5.45
3.45
t.l7341 .0
7.7
86 8.13 GOVERNMENT FISCAL OPERATIONS 1985 - 1993
Rs. Million
Item 1985 19E6 t9E7 r9$ 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993(a)
Government Revenuel.l Tax Revenue
I . I .l Income Tax| . 1.2 Taxes on Property1.1.3 Taxes on Goods and ServicesI .l .4 Taxes on Intemational Trade1.1.5 Other
1.2 Non Tax Revenue1.2.1 Property Income1.2.2 Fees and Charges1.2.3 Other Non Tax Revenue
Government Expenditure
2. I Current Expenditure
2.1.1 Expend s
2.1.1 .l2.1 .1.2
2. 1.2 Interest Payments2. 1.2.1 Domestic2.1.2.2 Eoreign
2. 1.3 Transfer Payments2.2 Caoital Expenditure
2.2'.1 Acqirisition of Real Assets2.2.2 Capital Transfers2.2.3 Change in Treasury DePosits
2.3 Lending minus Repayments
Budget Deficit (after Grants)
Financing of Budget Deficit4.1 Foreign Financing4.2 Domestic Financing
4.2. I Non market Borrowings4.2.2 Market B orrowings
BankNon Bank
Public debt Outstanding-5.1 Domestic5.2 Foreign
36,24930,442
5,586499
13,35910,998
5,8073,926
364r,5t7
32,644
16,2886,8789,4107,4285,458r,9708,929
21,525't,370
13,948207
1,059
15,678
| 5,6787,1098,569
-3,232I1,8015,8825,919
t2!,91455,46169,453
37,23831,2724,787
648t4,787I1,050
s,9664,731
347888
33,966
15,1548,0277.r278,7626,5532,209
10,05023,2367,788
15,448
1,991
t8,202
r8,2029,0619,141r,7527,3892,1385,252
l5 I,78663,48288,304
42,14535,1 l94,98I,568
15,677t2,975
l07,0264,541
3442,141
39,559
18,4668,006
10,46010,1577,5932,564
10,93622,8r710.983l 1,834
r,518
r7,0'12
r7,o725,7 t6
l I,356l,068
10,2883,8096,478
186,26073,8 l9
tt2,44r
41,74935,946
4,64'1|,7't7
r7,021t2,50r
5,8034,080
412l,3ll
46,r32
20,65410,01610,63812,5909,6942,896
12,88822,8'1812,0U10,872
7,522
28,195
28,1957,r28
2r,0673,858
t'l,2099,2018,008
220,O5894,401
t2s.657
s3,97947,5t35,r482,697
20,828r6,4952,3456,4664,387
6271,452
56,884
25,50814,446l 1,06214,352I l,0ls3,337
l't,o2420,750r3,0697,681
4,530
2r,778
2r,7785,926
15,8522,650
13,202-533
t3,735
270,609t 14,31It56,298
67,9646t,261 a?13,140
28,7',l0t9,3412,6186,7584,t92
835t,731
71,771
30,16715,748t4,41920,66816,9903,678
20,93619,529t2,0257,504
8,514
25,153
25,153tr,6MI 3,508
30513,203
25',712,946
308,414r 3l,53l176,883
76,17968,157
9,7223,541
32,10719,7543,0338,0225,964
9r7l,l4l
83,756
35,84817,98517,86322,073r7,9604,113
25,83s25,30514,072r1,233
10,467
35,478
35,47819,329t6,149
69115,458
3515,423
365,435150,896214,579
85,78076,35210,9673,597
38, l 582t,640
1,9909,4286,262t,2251,941
89,638
39,69120,793l 8,89825,94021,2014,739
24,00724,949r2,6M12,345
2,386
22,912
22,9127,361
15,551-3,20518,756-2,32121,079
404,920169,382235,538
98,49587,27413,6583,454
48,41720,672
1,073ll,22l6,9271,3032,991
100,950
45,r7125,97119,20028,92623,743
5,1 8326,85333,77820,633I 3,145
3,876
32,084
32,0849,85s
22,229
22,229-6,07828,307
483,248213,365269,883
(a) Provisional Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka,
Item 19E5 19E6 t9E7 1988 19E9 1990 1991 t992 1D3(a)
1. Tax Revenue
l.l Taxes on Foreign Trade
ExportsImports
1.2 Taxes on Domestic Goods and ServicesTumover TaxesExcise TaxLicence Fees
Other
1.3 Taxes on Net Income and ProfitsCorporateNon-corporate
1.4 Taxes on Property
1.5 Taxes on Treasury Bills(Central Bank)
2. Non Tax Revenue
2.1 Cunent Revenue
hoperty IncomeFees and ChargesOther
2.2 Capital Revenue
5,5864,t621,424
30,442
10,998
2,9058,093
13,35910,r892,982
188
499
5,807
5,792
3,926364
1,502
l5
3t,272
I l,050t,6369,4t4
14,78710,0884,4r4
285
4,7873,274|,513
648
5,966
5,9434,731
347
865
23
35,r l9
12,975
t,924I I ,051
r5,66710,61I4,716
340
4,9093,329I,580
1.568
7,026
7,0t34,541
3342,138
l3
4,&73,1 83t,464
35,946
12,501
I,83010,671
l7,o2lr2,3214,420
280
t,777
5,803
5,741
4,0804t2
t,249
62
5,148
2,9412,207
47,513
r6,4951,572
14,923
20,82814,6585,8r2
358
2,697
2,345
6,466
6,4394.387
627
1,425
2',1
61,206
t9,3412,549
16,792
28,77020,2918,170
309
7,337
4,3802,957
3,140
2,618
6,758
6,4294,192
8351,402
329
9,722
6,1 833,s39
68, I 57
t9,754t,t37
18,617
32,1072t,43010,597
80
3,54r
3,033
8,022
7,9895,964
9t71,108
33
76,352
2t,6N821
20,819
38,r5824,@5r0,232
67
3,764
t0,9676,9004,067
3,597
I,991
9,428
9,4176,262
t,225r,930
ll
87,274
20,67257
20,6t5
48Ar729,382t2,4to
59
6,566
13,658
8,386
5,272
3,454
r,073
tl,221
I I,1496,927
l,3032,919
72
Total 36,249 37.238 42.145 4t.749 53,979 67,9U 76,179 85,780 98,495
8.14 GOVERNMENT REVENUE 1985 . 1993 87Rs. Million
(a) Provisional Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
Item 1985 19t6 l98l 1988 1989 1990 1991 t9y2 1993(a)
Generd Public Services
l.l Civil Administration
1.2 Defence
1.3 hrblic Order and SafetY
Social Services
2.1 Education
2.2 Health
2.3 Welfare
2.4 Housing
2.5 Community Services
Economlc Services
3.1 Agriculture & Irrigation
3.2 Fisheries
3.3 Manufacturing and Mining
3.4 Energy and Water Supply
3.5 Transport & Communication
3.6 Trade & Commerce
3.7 Other
Other4.1 Of which; Interest
3.
t,75E
3,095
4,614
1,059
r09233,523
r,773
4,889
l3t25
2,544
I,313
3l255
7
592
94
252
11,009
7,428
8,6E0
2,884
4,35r1,45
11,004
3,775
1,841
5,254
l3t2l
3,!16o
t,33638
4350
1,668
152
273
r0'323
8,762
11,113
2,943
6,001
2,169
r2;t144,066
2,Nl6,098
l3136
2rms1,086
40
t4l73
r,200190
175
12,828
10,157
13,424
6,145
4,732
2,547
ls,25l5,036
2,420
7,607
l5r73
4,047
1,399
40
r97
80
l,613
415
304
13,410
12,590
r4,090
6,781
4,U33,236
199766,612
3,381
9,750
t7216
4,579
97647
408
416
l,138
950
645
18,240
r4,352
r79426,622
6,736
4,585
24,449
8,529
3,685
r1,973
0
262
5,137
98246
r8l345
2,600
159
824
24,241
20,668
r9t115,612
10,317
3,882
31,s94
7,9514,1t0
19,266
0
267
3,925
91298
231
659
r,308
r37
580
28,425
22,073
4,4537,@9
12,876
4,478
32J0010,533
4,518
t7,3780
271
3,E34
l,398
68
349
133
l,208
232
446
28,652
25,940
n5647,405
15,4r3
4,746
379sstt,2ll5,711
20,148
0
285
4,lll1,483
107
403
93
t,t29203
693
31,920
28,926
Total 32,645 33,966 39,560 46,132 56,EE4 71,770 83,756 89,639 100,951
88 &15 FT'NCTIONAL CLASSITICATION OF CT'RRENT EXPENDITURE 19t5 - 1993Rs. Million
(a) Provisional. Source: Ceniral Bank ofSri Lanka.
Item 1985 r986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993(a)
General Public Services
l.l Civil Administration
1.2 Public Order and Safetv
Social Services
2.1 Education
2.2 Health
2.3 Welfare
2.4 Housing
2.5 Community Services
Economic Services
3.1 Agriculture & Irrigation3.2 Ot which Mahaweli Proiect
3.3 Fisheries
3.4 Manufacturing and Mining3.5 Energy and Water Supply
3.6 Transport & Communication3.7 Trade & Commerce
3.8 Other
Other4.
1,039
859
180
1,E26
930
318
ll4s9
108
18,950
9,370
7,233
108
1,1 l4t,4924,805
156
I,905
714
1,217
864
353
2,567
r,252405
I5575
320
21,547
8,217
5,952
223
793
2,476
7,648M5
|,746
574
1,676
870
806
2,817
787
979
53
505
493
20,E34
8,484
5,101
294
r,162
3,226
5,633
309
r,tzt
648
2,772
2,r33
639
2,EE3
855
1,498
t3
429
88
2l,lzE
6,4t23,430
140
330
5,451
6,264
103
2,428
l,1Eg
2,503
2,002
501
3,667
r,529
1,258
l0187
83
22,129
5,234
2,475
283
471
4,719
6,666
50
2,230
82E
3,617
I,599
2,018
3,019
r,0421,279
25
513
160
18,798
5,215
I,810
133
t206,132
4,319
205
2,674
952
2,422
1,680
742
2,964
I,178
I,l l9l5
535
tt7
26,022
6,07r2,4t0
l8lr7l
6,l8lt0,92r
2r82,279
1,2s0
\n01,256
714
6,137
2,008
2,023
l,l9 l767
148
20,444
5,890
2,670
t75184
5,527
4,363
365
3,940
1,072
4,085
3,463
622
6,075
2,845
1,353
1,084
604
189
22,352
5,093
2,22r124
r,457
4,268
9,303
364
1,743
1,0E1
Total Capital Expenditure and Lending 22,528 25,905 25,975 27,971 26,651 263E7 32,658 29,622 33,592
8.16 FI'NCTIONAL CLASSIFICATON OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURE AND LENDING T985 - 1993 89Rs. Million
(a) Provisional Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
90 E.r7 COMPOSITION AND OWNERSHIP OF GOVERNMENT DOMESTIC DEBT 19E5 . 1993Rs. Million
Item 1985 19E6 t9E7 r988 19E9 1990 1991 1992 193(a)
1. Compositionl. l. Rupee Loans
1.2. Treasury Bills
1.3. Treasury Certificates of Deposits
1.4. Tax Reserve Certificates
1.5. National Defence Bonds
1.6. Central Bank Advances
1.7. Other
Total
2. Ownership2.1. Banking Sector
2.1.1 Central Bank
2.l.2Commercial Banks
2.2. Non Bank Sector
2.2. I Market Borrowings
Co-Operative Banks
Savings Institutions
Sinking Funds
lnsurance Funds
Provident and Pension Funds
Official Funds
Private Business and Individuals
2.2.2 Non Market Borrowings
(Foreign Administrative)
36,570
22,280
9
3,633
l19
62,6tr
25,t55
24,299
856
37,457
373386
t2,949
6,871
2,48r
14,598
289
t4
lt9
39,130
26,t73
9
4,040
148
69,500
27,193
26,190
1,003
42,308
42,159
6
14,o25
4,808
r,127
t8,627
3,424
t42
147
44,958
29,849
9
4,000
r8278,998
30,504
26,32tt
4,180
48,494
48,313
4
l6,l l34,475
182
23,383
3,795
361
l8l
49,797
$,7n
9
4,926
163
98,s94
42,348
38,228
4,r2056,247
56,085
4
t7,952
2,832
l,086
30,498
3,510
203
163
54,2t7
57,26
9
5,900
190
r 17,561
46,874
40,025
6,sts70,688
70,497
4
18,960
2,289
2,388
Q,t466,205
506
190
54,676
67,968
109
8
4,532
6,408
t96133,897
48,254
37,080
tt,t7485,643
85,448
4
24,190
r,662
r,742
49,065
8,084
701
195
66,823
72,968
153
9
4,532
7,444
190
t52,tt9
52,t46
42486
9,659
99,914
99,784
4
26,6s9
840
4,074
58,095
6,988
3,123
190
69,180
87,W6
r029
4,532
8,928
r74r70,020
58,1 I I
34,931
23,180
l I1,909
ttt,7364
30,882
359
4,035
67,9r7
3,883 i4,656
173
rOs,7w
97,196
ll48
10,502
158
2r3,685
90,135
16,480
73,655
123,550
r23,392
0
38,752
239
244
75,768
464
7,925
158
(a) Provisional Source: Central Bank ofSri Lanka
Item 1985 1986 1987 1988 r989 1990 199r t992 1993(a)
l.Compositionl. I Project Loans1.2 Non Project Loans
1.2.1Commodityl.2.2ol.her
Total2.Ownership
2.1Multilateral2.1.1A.D.B.2.1.2 r.B.R.D.2.1.3 I.D.A2.1.4 r.M.F.2.1.5 I.F.A.D.2.1.6 o.P.E.c.2.1.7 E.E.C.
2.2 Bilateral2.2.1 Canada2.2.2 France(a)2.2.3 Germany2.2.4 Japan2.2.5 U.S.A.2.2.6 Netherlands2.2.7 People's Republic of China2.2.8 Kuwait2.2.9 Switzerland(a)2.2.10 Saudi Arabian Fund2.2.11 lndia2.2.12 Other
2.3 Financial Markets2.3.1 Euro-Cunency2.3.2 Solomn Bros.inco.New york2.3.3 Skandinaviska Enskilda Sweeden2.3.4 Manufacturers Hanover Co.2.3.5 Bank of Indo-Suez2.3.6 C.Itoh & Co Ltd.,Japan2.3.7 Bankers' Trust Co.2.3.8 American Express Bank2.3.9 France2 3. 10 Other
Total
39,56429.88920,973
8,91669,453
19,5 134,555
37010,6832,584
479842
39,9563,2061,2246,260
10,3 I 5l 3,8652,072
578497322496451669
9,984t ,51
5s59s885 I
'74
t06
408|,7't9
69,453
53,89'l34,40726,383
8,02488,304
23,9835,853
45314,0542,061
694869
53,1763,362r,6t4
10,065I 5,56816,2r42,725
s26745499855340663
I I,1454,844
572I,l0lt,327
84183399
5382,097
88,304
73,35639,08532,8946,191
tt2,44l
30,2087,524
57318,726t,477
9'19931
7t,5873,8033,369
r4,46923,53418,2473,482
834975640932359944
10,6463,5 l66il
l,0781,703
80355431461
t7t ?06
| 12,441
85,74539,9r235,8864,026
125,657
36,40910,758
8892r,682
813I,156
889))a
78,8794,5522,496
r4,99028,19220,8033,2r61,015t,282
556957341480
I 0,3692,t23
648746
r,566390470462495705
2,764125.657
l13,l2043,1784t,tt72,061
156,298
48,69815,978I,303
28,r93479
I ,531945269
97,4465,6153,1 83
20,07833,5s825,8953,864l,0881,486
3661,071
282959
t0, | 54571'777
4121,487
521417560600
t,7 5'l3,05 |
156.298
r32,33844,54543,393t,152
176,883
59,52620,66s
r,27734,532
3251,645
816267
106,6775,4963,767
22,8r038,46327,073
4,093957
l,503442939176959
r0,680
773386
t,394504352563603
I oRt4 t)5
| 76,883
166,14948,43046,0372,193
214,579
78,08428,704
1,23844,9U
322l,860
776278
124,4705,6744,035
24,43952,48528,6674,139l,0061,421
455898
75t,176
12,024
808353
l, 133463298595638
t,7485,989
2t4.s79
185,00350,53648,550
I,986235,s38
91,06735,943
1,21450,457
3482,062
578465
134,0655,4614,926
19,96659,30433,3383989l,0l II,385
457837l8
3,37410,406
84623'1710434219643689
r,7804,849
2?5 S?R
215,06454,8 t 952,7682,051
269,883
109,32544,362
I ,18560,093
3752,290
704316
l5l,0075,4274,869
23,64273,80834,t073,824
987I,35s
496784
351,6729,5s2
8651644974245l
693742
r,6724,4M
259,88f
8.T8 COMPOSITION AND OWNERSHIP OF GOVNERNMENT FOREIGN DEBT 19E5. 19939l
Rs. Million
(a) ProvisionalSource: Central Bank of Sri Lanka
92 9.1 TRANSPORT: SRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES - 1990
Item Unit SrlLanka
Myan-mtr
India Pakis-tan
Indo-nesia
Phiti-ppines
Japan Canada U.K. u.s.A.
Motor Vehlcles
l.l PassengerCars
1.2 Commercial Vehicles
Railway
2.1 Passenger Kilometres
2.2 Net Ton Kilometres
Shipping
3.1 Merchant Shipping Fleets
3.2 Vessels Entered
3.3 Vessels Cleared
Civil Avlation
4.1 Passengers Carried
4.2 Kilometres Flown
4.3 Passenger Kilometres
4.4 Freight Ton Kilometres
4.5 Total Ton Kilometres
1.
'000
'000
Mn.
Mn.
Gt.'000Mt.'000Mr.'000
'000
Mn.
Mn.
Mn.
Mn.
t74t46
2,803
164
350
20,148
892
l83,424
93
414
78
55
4,370
525
827
610
577
t9
14,239(a)
2
2,790
3,456
295,ffi235,785
6,476
23,703
27,594
2,2r7
49
8,955
559
|,393
715
265
19,963
5,704
354
15,057
6,743
2,t244l
7,r52388
1,047
t,294r,478
8,427
2,92r(a)
2,t79
65,245
2r,445(b)
r,522
46
8,477
357
I,165
455
765
230
l3(a)
8,515
25,729
20,41
t,67335
8,528
273
1,166
34,924
2r,571
383,735
26,656
27,078
385,110
l I,134252
52,491
4,470
9,523
12,622
3,931
2,OO4
250,r17
2,744
&,163t14,272
6,806
r77
25,70r
1,034
3,497
20,807
2,908
34,063
15,830
6,716
34,376
548
99,950
3,816
13,500
143,550
45,106
9,864
1,513,776
2t,328
344,710
289,767(b)
48,626
1,t37
194,155
1,498
25,847
Source: UN Statistical Year Book lgg}lgl(a)(b)
r989t987
9.2 ROAD KILOMETREAGE 1984 . 1993 93
YcarRord Kllomctrerge Classiilcation
A B c D E Totrlr 984I 985| 986198?r 988| 9891990l99lt9921993(a)
4,0504,1574,O924,0874,0564,1 164,1 164,1t64,2t64,225
4,87 54,9194,8964,7765,8336,3316,33 l6,4656,67 |6,722
| 0,40910,2771oJ22t0,5 l49,4369, l6l5,5665,0t 24,9934,998
5,4r 85 (tl5,6885,693
6,302(b)6, r 40(b)
9,2249,0789,0659,t73
714600492565
501516516381
25,46625,47625,49225,63525,68025,74925,71825,18725,43425,499
Dlsarlct Distrlbutlon o? Road Kllomctrcrge by Dlstricts 1992
l. Colornbo2. Gampaha3. Kalutara4. Kandy5. Matalc6. Nuwara Eliya7. Gallc8. Matara9. Hambantota
10. JaffnaI l. Vavuniya12. Batticalos13. Ampara14. Trincomalee15. Kurunegala16. Purtalam17. AnuradhapuralE. Polonnaruwa19. Badulla20. Moneraqala21. Ratnapu-ra22. Kegzlle23. Mullativu
165r2880
I84105t2397
t4lu5381241165307t4l196156352143272204272t44lt3
24757229751924139836522227r27714559
226l7l590320381t62395123392247t02
249395491644220319318254
lot
500423
196272237275
| 58(b)474(b)l 92(b)
34ll647
321234318
E77173
3,6 l 6(b)|,983(b)
253t823l
164
l730
14653
7
_17
8328
819|,559l,060l,398
712I,033I,154
85190965E386224s333t2
2,170r,0894,3492,288I,199
809932E302t5
Tot.l 4,22s 6,722 4,99t 9,173 3tl 25,499
(a)(b)
ProvisionalIncludes 'E' CIass Road Kilometrease
Sources: Road Development Authority,Provincial Councils.
"A" Class -"8" Class -"C" Class -"D" Class -"E" Class -
so connecting these capitals with one and oaher.6fl. and plarform widrh 36fr. to 56fr.)(Metalled and bitumen with a small percenrage gravelled.)f 22fr mostly metalled but with a small percentage gravelled.)
94 9.3 MOTOR TRANSPORT , NEW REGISTRATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES 1984 - 1993
(a) Provisionar source: 3:ilf';:iT:131,Y",:TJ*o'"'(b) Including dual purpose vehicles
(c) Includes buses iegistered under SLTB/ Peoplised Companies'
Item Unit 19E4 19E5 l9E6 1987 r98E 19E9 r990 1991 1992 t993(a)
Passenger TransPort
l.l Buses-SLTB1.2 Private Coaches
1.3 hivate Cars (b)
1.4 Motor cycles
Goods Transport
2.1 Lorries
2.2 Others
Land Yehicles
3.1 Tractors
3.2 Trailers
3.3 Others
Others
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
325
3,926
5,1 l5t6,873
8,085
r42
635
718
3,027
t7
95
3,553
8,099
22,782
7,098
ll8
664
543
2,942
09
284
I,781
I I,189
26,593
3,247
103
542
582
2,666
l0
85
I,l5 l10,929
29,04r
2,846
55
610
667
I,100
50
245
863
l I,033
27,837
2,44s59
509
37r1,462
I
260
44tt,92l66,696
2,414
43
462
269
r,872
l4
78
I,159
15,061
84,424
2,755
58
391
239
I,939
2l
189
3,259
15,076
58,643
3,0s2148
582
333
3;088
'16
30
2,874
20,r77
65,834
3,909
25 1
I ,182
ffJ
3,752
134
2, I 30(c)
16,802
53934
4,653
295
l,563
928
4,156
8
Total 38,863 45,847 46,997 46,534 44,825 84,395 t06,125 84,446 98,683 84.469
Item Unit 19E3 rgE/ 19Es r9E6 t9E7 19EE r9E9 1990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
Operationall.l Passengers Transported1.2 Buses Scheduled
(Average Daily)1.3 Buses Operated
(Average Daily)1.4 Scheduled Kilometres1.5 Operated Kilometres
Non Operated Kilometres (b)
2.1 Engineering Defects2.2 Operational Defects
Passenger Kilometres (c)
Seat Kilometres (d)
Average Passenger Journey
Load Factor (e)
Average Capacity ofYehicles Operated
Average Vehicle Utilization (f)
8.1 Scheduled8.2 .Operated
Revenue
9.1 Way Bill Collection9.2 Sales of Season Tickets
7,
Mn.
No.
No.Mn.Mn.
Per centPer cent
Mn.
Mn.
Km.
Per cent
No.
Rs. Mn.
Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
Km.Km.
5,541615457
1,272
6,512
25.O
16,88s
24,6s8
13.3
68.s
53.9
259226
r,9241,680
244
1,056
5,974
5,062561417
26.0
t5,964
22,417
15. I
7t.2
53.8
zsi225
1,984
1,707277
974
5,954
4,880552390
2t.r9.3
14,249
20,874
14.6
68.3
53.5
254219
l,891
1,63 I260
985
5,948
4,73854375
24.79.0
r5,r49
20,335
15.4
74.5
54.2
25r2t7
r,957
t,7 t6241
r,038
5,872
4,69453237r
23.6r0.0
15,974
19,993
t5.4
79.9
53.9
248216
2,tt6r,869
247
988
5,580
4,407550333
25.617.3
15,413
18,047
15.6
85.0
54.2
256206
2,087
1,8682t9
822
6,O28
3,894546261
36.718.2
12,980
t4,079
r5.8
92.2
54.0
248183
1,780
t,642138
888
5,673
3,151516243
47.88.1
13,674
13,155
15.3
103.9
54.5
2492tl
2,617
2,4't170
3,359n.a.247
769
5,r92
n.a.n.a.
11,454
r3,389
14.9
85.5
55.0
2,761
n.a,n.a.
n.a.20r
3,550472268
868
5,41I
2,&52,451
t94
n.a.n.a.
12,840
t4,533
14.8
88.4
54.2
238206
3,750n.a.276
909
5,350
n.a.n.a.
13,608
14,970
t4.9
90.9
54
2,863
2,665198
n.a.202
(a) Provisional.(b) As a Percentage of Scheduled Kilometres.(c) Total Revenue/Average Fare pbr Kilometre.(d) Operated Kilometres X Average Capacity.
9.4 SRI LANKA CENTRAL TRANSPORT BOARD 1983 - 1993
Passenger Kilometres X 100
Seat KilometresPer bus per day.
95
(e)
(0
Source: Sri Lanka Central Transport Board.
96 9.5 SRI LANI(A RAILWAYS 1984 - 1993
(a) Provisional Source: Sri Lanka Railways.(b) Locomotives include all engines, steam and diesel and power sets and rail cars. (d) Number of passengers lravelled X distance travelled.
ordinary tickea holders.) takes 40 number ofjourney for a month).(f) Number of tons hauled X distance hauled.
Itcm Unit 1984 t9t5 l9t5 t9t7 l98t 19E9 1990 t99t t992 1993(r)
Rolllng SlockI l Locomotive (b)
l.l.l Broad Gauge1.1.2 Narrow Gauge
1.2 Passenger Coaches1.2.1 Broad Gauge1.2.2 Narrow Gauge
1.3 Goods Wagons1.3.1 Broad Gauge1.3.2 Narrow Gauge
Route2.1 Broad Gauge2,2 Narrow Gauge
Statlons3.1 Broad Gauge3.2 Narrow Gauge
Sub Strtlons4.1 Broad Gauge4.2 Narrow Gauge
Pesscngcr Journoys5,1 Ordinary Tickct Passcngers (c)5,2 Season Ticket Passengers
Prss.ngcr Kllomctcrs (d)6.1 Ordinary Ticket Passengers6.2 Season Ticket Passengers (e)
Rcvcnuc from Plssengcr Trofflc7.1 Ordinary Ticket Passengers7.2 Season Ticket Passengers
Coaching Train Kllometre
Goods Heuled
Net Ton Kllomctrcage of Goods Hsuled (f)Recclpts from Goods TrafficGoods Traln KllometresGross Rallway Rccelpts
Reilway Working ExpenditurePcrsonncl Strcngth
l.
7.
E.
9.
10.
ll.12.
r3.
14.
15.
No.No.
No.No.
No.No.
Km.Km.
No.No.
No.No.
Mn.Mn.
Mn.Mn.
Rs. Mn.Rs. Mn.
Mn. Km.
Mn. Tons
Mn.
Rs. Mn.
Mn. Km.
Rs. Mn.
Rs. Mn.
No.
256t8
|,27970
3,5 l0ll3
I,39459
|,215.8|,064.4
22t.786.6
5.9
t.6262.6
162.0
2.4
423.0
t,r25,0n. a.
r56l2
1088
23.336.3
229t8
l,2E370
3,690t05
|,39459
|,o47 .9|,052.9
t 86.182.9
6.0
t.6
23t.9164.1
2.3
483. I
l,009.926,739
t56t2
1088
23.936.5
228t8
|,26570
3,442I r3
|,39459
902.5I,069.5
164.r92.9
5.8
1.6
203.6
| 90.0
2.1
500.8
I,045.7
22,877
r56t2
l0E8
23.336.4
225l9
I,15070
3,507il3
|,39459
983.8|,o74.7
5.9
1.5
r95.0
| 85.7
2.1
506.4
|,t33.223,998
156l2
1088
24.536.2
t72 0675
lE2l3
l,08545
3,233l4
|,39459
863.8995.3
| 58.466.2
4.7
t.5
t97.5
186
t.7468.6
|,212.8)', ,'re
t66t2
r007
22.132.8
182l3
1, t4945
1,232t4
1,39459
2l.425.2
949.O784.9
| 80.953. l
4.2
t.2
t70.7
t65.rt.4
462.4
|,24t.522,O56
166t2
l0l
r78t3
156l4
35.433.3
l, t9l45
3,t31l4
r,39459
ll37
t,766.4|,014.6
33 3.577.5
5.7
1.4
163.E
205.0
1.4
686.4
1,t02.7
l7,429
251t9
t,29345
2,843l4
I,40359
l,560.4t,093. l
372.1136.6
5.9
t.4
r69.1
217.7
t.28r6.6
1,t99.8
r8,47E
156l4
lt67
33.236.7
262l9
1546
34.737.8
r,30845
2,722l4
r,403s9
il6t4
l,5ll.4l, t 02.0
343.l136.9
6.2
t.6
r77.O
237.E
1.5
894.0
|,238.5
| 8,346
262t9
1558
38340t
t,47945
2,592l4
|,4t259
il8l2
|,647 .lI ,174.5
376.9r 28.3
6.6
1.4
159.2
2r6.8t.2
83 3.3
1,236.9
I,834.6
9.6 AVHTION 1983 - 1993 97
Item Unit l9E3 19E4 19E5 l9E6 19E7 1988 1989 r990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
Scheduled Servicesl.l Kilometres Flown1.2 Hours Flown1.3 Passengers Canied1.4 Freight Tons Canied1.5 PassengerKilometres
Flown1.6 Available seat Kilomehes1.7 Passenger Load Factor1.8 Total Tonne Kilometres
Performed1.8.1 Passengers
(Including Baggage)1.8.2 Freight
(Including Excess)1.8.3 Mail
1.9 Available Tonne Kilometresl.l0 Weight Load Factor
Non Scheduled Services2.1 Kilometres Flown2.2 Aircraft Departure2.3 Hours Flown2.4 Passenger Kilometres Flown2.5 Tonne Kilometres Performed2.6 Available Tonne Kilometres
Personnel Strength
t.'000No.No.No.
'000'000%
'000
'000
'000'000'000%
'000
\:'000'000'000
No.
290777885
:o
3,008
11,74617,148
6t6,79410,981
2,132,7003,t02,70r
68.7
235,216
188,192
44,ffi32,421
386,04260.9
12,93516,852
679,58313,,168
2,{t2,2223,72r,947
66.4
284,555
222,50r
59,5522,502
415,957
59.8
298
397,610
691r,048
3,338
13,92t7,781
698,61414,453
2,5W,4593,920,820
63.8
295,941
225,850
65,9614,130
502,81 l58.9
3,798
tt,27l14,601
6t1,43412,008
2,t07,7783,333,037
63.2
245,755
r89,64r
54,6661,448
408,96260.1
3.505
I I,000t4,146
588,,140
rr,284
1,945,8412,915,034
66.8
225,701
175, l 30
49,0911,480
363,27262.r
3,626
t3,28416,225
694,3M14,246
2,382,s383,256,271
73.2
278,457
2t4,428
59,9314,098
423,t1665.8
2r995
28948,8r24,4r27,289
3,334
15,51719,375
739,84016,162
2,622,9053,778,831
69.4
3r3,290
236,058
73, I 884,044
500,24662.6
12455
58.2727,3402,4834,069
? 55'
r7,53922,308
865,52921,426
3,189,0104,222,467
75.5
389,996
294,442
9l,16l4,393
569,96668.4
880t19
t97.3235,295
23,29726,454
3,572
19,78024,485
892,740u,260
3,4.r'!9,156
4,821,4t37t.54
418,082
314,714
98,6984,671
633,561
65.99
t4642
183.537,08t
3,5354,403
3,749
24,22229,589
I,O15,589n,$3
4,104,3966,M9,738
67.8
484,587
369,396
109,8465,345
776,04862.4
24027
197.560,168
s,4295,430
4.229
2r,86227,638
993,847u,585
3,624.0305,26t,450
68.9
435,550
326,163
104,4354,952
632,15066.3
224
r22.t253,0654,7764,'t76
4,091
a)Note: Air Lanka commenced operations in January 1979.
Source: Air Lanka
98 9.7 SHIPPING 19E5 - 1993
Item Unit 1985 l9E6 l9E7 19E8 1989 r990 r99l 1992 1993(a)
1. Vessels Arrived Colombo
l. I Food Cargo Vesselsl.I.l Tonnage
1.2 General Cargo Vessels1.2.1 Tonnage
2. Cargo llandled - Discharged
2.1 Colombo2.2 Galle2.3 Trincomalee
3. Cargo Handled -Loaded3.1 Colombo3.2 Galle3.3 Trincomalee
4. Vessels Owned by Ceylon Shipping Corporaton
5. Round Voyages Performed
6. Length of Scheduled Route Network(b)
7. Tonnage Lifted by CSC Fleet
7.1 Outward7.2 lnward
E. Personnel Strength of CSC
9. Net Foreign Exchange Saving
10. Return on Capital Employed
11. Fleet Gross Block (c)
No.
No.MT'000
No.MT'000
MT'OOOMT'000MT'000
MT'000MT'000MT'000
No.
No.
Km.'000
MT'000MT'000
No.
Rs. Mn.
Vo
Rs. Mn.
2,17 |
87632.0
t,6644,s36.3
5,159.366.8
829.2
2,t78.62.6
298.1
tlt65
746.9
882.4886.8
|,742
404
2.603
2,505
t4l762.1
t,9025,052.6
s,814.8168.9763.8
2,703.1
4t6.3
8
225
2,3t7.5
| ,09 1.5'166.5
r,6l I
325
5.4 t
2.52r
2,335
192687.0
1,7055,050.9
7,379.7226.O609.7
3,059.8
404.2
8
228
t,946.4
995.7872.3
t,794
192
1.42
2.521
2,327
207754.8
I,5867,575.0
7,57s.Or73.7587.0
3,895.0I 1.0
286.5
8
2ll2,092.8
1,040.71,072.1
t,9t7
251
r.38
2,520
2,548
138960.4
l,8836,924.5
6,924.5212.3787.3
3,504.4r,387.0
396.9
6
r76
r,058.4
893.9880.7
I,865
118
6.68
|,433
2,847
145820.0
2,2937,723
7,723.0189
736
3,983l0
408
6
133
566.9
687.0830.0
l,836
-268
| 4??
2,929
7,982.3219768
4,275
42r
6
106
563.4
635.9838. r
I,208
_18
1,433
3,rr7
8,l3l236893
3,826
454
94
4r2.9
647552
t,289
-18
r,433
3,323
4,980
463
2
82
69
458475
I,057
185
533
9,732255
l,069
(a) Provisional. Sources: Ceylon Shipping Corporation,(b) 1985 figures are in Knoticals '000. Sri Lanka Ports Authority.(c) Original cost of vessels.
CSC - Ceylon Shipping Corporation
10.1 SOCIAL INDICATORS: SRI LANKA COMPARED WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES 99
Item Ref.Year
SriLanka
Hongkong
India Indo-nesia
Myan-mar
Malay-sia
Pakis-tan
Philip-pines
Singa-pore
Thai-land
l. Human Development lndex(Min. :O.fiD, Max. : 1.000)
2. Literacy Rate (Vo)
3. Population of Working age ( l5-64 years)(Asa%ofpopulation)
4. Labour Force(Asa%ofpopulation)
5. Population per Physician
6. Population per Hospital Bed
7. Daily Newspaper Circulation(Copies per 1,00O persons)
8. Television sets per 1,000 persons
9. Protein per Capita per Day (Grams)
0. Calorie per Capita per Day (Calories)
t990t992
1992
r990
1992
r990
r990
r990
t990
r990
1990
0.6630.665
88.6
60.5
49
3,785(a)
362
32
35
48
2.286
0.91 30.875
90.0
70.4
50
280
85
2.857
919
228
u8
0.3094382
49.8
59.5
38
2,r65
t,026
32
32
56
2.243
0.5150.586
84.4
60.4
43
6,786
t,476
28
60
57
2.631
0.3900.406
81.5
58. r
4l
2
62
2.448
3,365
1,607
)
0.7900.794
80.0
58. l
38
2,533
466
140
148
54
2.697
0.31I0.393
36.4
53.5
28
2,160
l,535
l5
l8
65
2.377
0.6030.62r
90.4
57.2
56
8,120
714
54
48
57
2.4s2
0.8490.836
92.0
71.4
65
378
87
3.1 l4
757
277
282
0.7150.798
93.8
64.2
56
4,479
618
73
tt4
48
2.271
(a) Physicians include personel in government services only. Sources: Key Indicators of Developing Asian and Pacific Countries - 1994, ADBFAO Yearbook - 1992Human Development Report - 1994, UNDP
./
r00 10.2 GENERAL EDUCATION 1985 - 1993
Classification of Schools from 1978 is as follows:(a) Provisional
Primary Education:
Secondary Education:
Minrstry ot Educatlon anoHigher EducationCentral Bank of Sri Lanka.
1978-1982: schools having classes from Grade l-81983-1984: schools having classes from K.G. to Grade 5
1985-1986: schools having classes from year l-61978-1982: schools having classes up to Grade l21983-1984: schoo'ls having classes up to Grade 8. Crade l0
& Grade l21985=1986: schools having classes from year l-9,
r- il,1-13,&7-13
Grade lA - Schools having GCE (A.L.) Science classes
Crade lB doGrade lC - Schools having GCE (A.L.) Arts/Commerce classes'
Grade 2 - Schools having classes up to Grade l0 or 6-9lyear l-l I
Grade 3 - Schools having classes up to Grade l--5/year l-6
\
Item 19t5 r9E6 l9E7 r9EE 19E9 r990 r99l 1992 1993(r)
6. I .5. Others6.2 Private & Other School Teachers
Pupil / Teacher Ratio (All Schools)
Govt. Expefiditure on General Education (Rs. Mn.)8.1 CurrentExpenditure8.2 CapitalExpenditure
l. Total No. of Schoolsl.l No. of Govt. Schools
l. l.l Primary1.1.2 SecondarY
1.2 Other Schools1.2. I Pirivenas1.2.2 Estate Schools1.2.3 Private Schools
2. Classificaton of Govt. Schools2.1 Grade lA & B2.2 Grile lC2.3 Grade 22.4 Grade !
3. School going Population3.1 Government Schools3.2 Other Schools
3.2.1 Pirivena Schools3.2.2 Estate Schools3.2.3 Private Schools
4. New Admissions (Govt. Schools)
5. Dropouts (%)
6. Total No. of Teachers (Govt. & Other Schools)6.1 GovernmentTeachers
6.1.1. Science Graduates6.1.2. Arts & Other Graduates6.1.3. Diplomir (Science & Maths)6.1.4. Trained Teachers
8.
10,05 l9,6343,9985,636
4r7368
1237
430t,2923,9143,998
1,138,6313,640,080
98,553J2,145
1,05 565,35 3
172,r05
147,513142,240
3,20825,299
23082,3803t,123
< )11
25.3
3,025.52,81s.6
189.9
10,1009,6573,9065,751
443312
t259
. 453I,3133,9853,906
3,864, | 873,75 I,708
112,47912,562
1, 10778,8 l0
390;182
4.6
t49,129143,398
3,48729,380
23782,30527,989
5 ?11
26.0
3,556.4t,309.2
247.2
10,2079,7093,5 l86, l9l
498427
t259
4701,3 134,4083,5 l8
3,974,6053,855,019
l 19,58637,03 l
t,62'l80,928
t94,6024.3
146,7 t2140,485
3,68629,120
20580,1 l726,657
6,327
27.l1,662.53,176.O
286.5
10,26 l9,77 |4,2745,497
490431
59
489|,4513,5514,274
4,05 8,8433,938,062
t20,78137,8 l6
82,971
394.960
146,334140,06 I
f ,73430,91 I
25r8 l ,6612!,504
6,273
27.7
3,980.33,437.1
541.2
t0,2969,8054,4305,375
491430
61
492r,3723,51I4,430
4,t19,5204,057,8 l5
t2r,70537,889
E3,8 l 6
396,748
153,241146,991
4,22135,2r7
22282,065)< )1')
6,24627.3
5,861< 1))
tJ9
l 0,3829,8644,3695,495
518457
6l
501I,3893,5154,399
4,232,3564,1tt,272
l2 I,08438,49 I
82,593
187,3r44.1
t84,822178,333
3,78036,2s5
21084,336<? 75t
6,489
22.9
6,8793,212
180
10,5209,9984,3265,672
522459
6t
5131,5r03,5814,394
4,258,6974,135,114
r23,58J40,015
83,s68
388,3 l54.3
t77,231170,115
t,7913s,62r
r9276,r9554,9366,496
24.0
10,58310,0424,3t45,708
5414'18
63
s301,6173.5614,334
4,286,8164,r59,1r3
r27,563
t 43,239
84,t24359,228
3.9
t82,7231 75,8 13
3,80436,r82
17180,82654,8306,910
2f .5
10,7 l010,1604,2175,921
550487
63
5541,6993,6704,217
4,303,4324,172,897
l 30,53546,663
83,872
r94,073l 86,926
46,968
8t,67656,2827,147
22.2
I
10.3 TEACHERS AND PUPIS BY DISTRICT AI\D PROYINCE 1985-1993 t0r(.000)
Source: Ministry of Educationand Higher Education
./
District/?rovince 19E5 1986 t9E7 1988 r989 1990 r99l 1992 r993
TP PT PT PT PT T P PT PTWestern
ColomboGampahaKaluiara
CentralKandvMataleNuwara Eliya
SouthernGalleMataraHambantota
NorthernJaffnaKilinochchiMannarMulativuVavuniya
EasternBatticaloaAmparaTrincomalee
North WesternKuruneealaPuttala;
North CentralAnuradhapuraPolonnaruwa
UvaBadullaMonaragala
SabaragamriwaKegalleRatnapura
37 92215 39213 3269 204
20 4884 275492
12 t2l21 5079 2128 1774 lt89 2926 2015248255187248 2582774nl270
19 447t4 3235 r249 2356 1672689 2347 t59275t6 3668 t958 170
36 94615 40113 3368 209
20 51012 2864974 t27
21 5208 2t78 1795 1249 2926 2057257225206208 2622804 tt6266
19 46214 3335 r299 2496 176373l0 u47 16438016 3788 2048 t74
36 967ls 40613 348 217
20 52812 2934 t004 135
21 5338 2228 1825 1299 29s6 2051 at
7235217228 2682814 l2l266
19 476t4 3425 1349 2s96 183376
l0 2557 17138416 3908 2r28 178
36 98315 40613 3508 227
20 54312 2994 1044 140
21 5508 2248 1935 1338 3086 209
0.7 27o.1 260.5 220.6 248 2'762844 126266
19 48914 3505 1399 2686 188380
l0 2667 r78388
16 4008 2208 180
35 98615 4llt2 3528 223
21 55813 3024 1064 150
2t 5498 2268 1865 t37l0 3287 219
0.7 290.8 300.5 220.7 289 2993924 l3l277
19 500t5 3564 r449 2726 l9l381
ll 2758 183392
16 4t28 2298 183
42 99rl7 40915 35510 22726 56715 3025 1086 157
27 5581l 228r0 1896 l4l
l0 3287 219
0.7 290.8 300.5 220.7 2811 3023925 134376
24 50518 3596 t46
12 2798 196483
13 28r9 186495
20 418l0 23510 183
37 97515 39813 3539 224
25 57614 3065 1096 16l
27 s55ll 2279 r877 r4l
l0 3137 218
0.8 300.8 200.7 240.9 2lll 3263 l0l5 r47378
23 516r7 3606 156ll 2878 200387
13 2899 1894 100
20 421l0 238l0 183
36t4l39
25t4)6
26ll9696
0.60.60.6
Il2563
23l85
t293
l394
l99
l0
910359336215567297108r62548226180r4228919434l6242l
327104t4974
5153s6r5929r205
86292190r02418238180
37 906t4 35413 3369 216
25 571t4 2975 1086 166
28 555ll 230l0 183
7l0 2907 187
0.8 380.6 t7124
0.6 2414 3404 to77 r52381
24 51219 3535 15913 2829 196486
t4 296l0 l9l4 105
20 4r9l0 240l0 179
[':Tcachers P:Pupilsr r provisionill
10.4 GOVERNMENT SCHOOI,S BY SECTOR. 199I
All Island
Type of Schools
l. Schools having Classes
GCE(A/L)Science(1AB)
2. Schools having Classes
(Other than ScienceXlC)
3. Schools having Classes
upto year I lfiype 2)
4. Schools having Classes
from year I to 5 or years
I to 8 (Type 3)
5. All Schools
Data in parenthesis indicate percentage from all island position
TeacherRatio
25.79
vt.ro
Source: Ministry of Education
and Higher Education
32,M9
49,54
60,009
28,733
r70,735
836,924
r,t94,t97
t,382,219
72r,744
135,1 l4
t8,217(56)
434r0(87)
53,667
(8e)
26,694(e3)
141,988
(83)
513
1,510
3.581
4,394
9,998
458,753(55)
I,039,175(87)
r,222,380(88)
6@776(92
3,385,084
(82;
t4,232(44)
6,t34( l3)
6,342(l l)
2,039(7)
28;147
( l7)
3t7(62)
l,351(8e)
3,284(e2)
42@(96
t9,152
(e2)
r96(38)
r59(l l)
297
(8)
t94(4)
846
(8)
378, l7 l(45)
r55,022( l3)
r 59,839
(r2)
56,998(8)
7s0,030
(t 8)
\
IO.5 HIGHER EDUCATION 19E4.1993 r03
Item rgE4 l9E5 1986 1987 1988 r989 r990 t99l 1992 1993 (a)
l. Technical Educationl l No of Technical Institutionsl.? Intake(Full time & Part time)1.3 Total No of Students
1.1.! ligher National Diploma &hofessional1.3.2 Diploma Course1.3.3 Ceitificate Course1.3.4 Trade Course1.3.5 Other
2. Asricultural Education2.1 No of Agricultural Schools2.2 No of St-udents
3. Universitv Fducation3.1 No of UniVersities3.2 No of Students3.3 No of Teachers3.4 New Admission3.5 No Graduated
3.5.1 Arts & Oriental Studies-B.A./8.A. Soecial3.5.2 Commerce & Manasement Studied3.5.3 Law L.L.B.3.5.4 Science B.sc.3.5.5 Engineerine B.Sc.(Ene.)3.5.6 Meiicine M.S.e.S.3.5.7 Dental Sureerv B.D.S.3.5.8 Asriculture- B. Sc.3.5.9 V6t.Science B.V.Sc.3.5.10 Architecture and Quantity Surveying
B.Sc.(BE)
-1. Total Expenditure on Higher Education(Rs.Mn.)4. I Catital Expenditure4.2 Returrent Expenditure
918,009
l,7585,3284,4682,008
75346
70334038742
14423
2212,77819,7334,059t,176
10,10518,8002,513
5412
22
691.6393.s298.r
27t5,72421,6903,920
9239,4r2I,8655,570
918,496l,8285,4634,465r,987
741&
830247338
45r4724
3193
42
723.3377.8345.5
2715,03220,5292,8321,2828,7131,7295,973
J407
918,2r7
1,9065,6304,4811,987
74164
83r247338
45r6224
42
1057.9663.2394.7
2714,42920,7963,2s0
9869,2921,8095,459
3430
918,913t,9625,4264,528r,987
74r64
831247385
4516224
42
1000. l519.5480.6
2715,16021,7'12
3,3451,041
10,193r,8475,346
3246
5,5814,1791,764
7186l
759286338
63t4220
919,966
28
1080. l505.2574.9
29t4,or420,5372,846
8029,308r,6545,927
3396
924,640
1,9066,208
845238139
255
199
t4
I188.7420.6768.1
2913,26219,o943,r971,0709,72r1,9053,201
3400
929,471
2,O836,t43
544221159
t64
-
2
1379.3423.3
956
29t2,23116,7042,843
8928,946t,7262,297
3368
t470.2389.9
1080.3
928,260
2,O836,463t,277
6s825r
293
66
9
3l12,37418,5722,882
9959,5r21,8153,368
93r,4472,WO8,9704,476t,759
77288
8144543t4
2717534
3321
39
n.a.n.a.n.a.
3lt2,090t7,9793,0631,1879,1 852,4t52,129
930,637
2,WO8,9005,386l,9831,096
98l,169
35533942
t973l
76
3367
n.a.n.a.n.a.
r:t ) provisional Source:University Grant Commission
^/
IM10.6 ELIGIBLE, ADMITTED & ENROLLED STUDENTS FOR UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
Subject Streaut
19E9/90 t990t9r r99W2
No.Eligi-ble
No. Perce- etr-Admi- ntage rolledtted
No.EliCr-ble
No. Perce- en-Adnd- ntage rolledtted
No.Eligi-ble
No. Perce- en-Admi- ntage rolledtted
l. Arts
2. Commerce
3. Science
4. Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
4,926
10,007
r4,933
4,169
4,@3
8,8r2
5,926
4,820
t0,746
t 5,02 |
19,470
34.491
961
l,086
2,U7
627
442
I,069
20 4,81I
| | 5,207
t4 10.018
t5
l0
t2
2,78r
2,2t7
4,998
2,17E
1, t69
3.347
37 8,579
24 4,665
3t t3,24
3,766
2,697
6,463
25
l4
l9
t6,r7l
r2,089
28.260
4,695
l1,319
16,014
4,567
5,891
10,458
5,919
4,983
10,902
r 5,t 8l
22,193
37.374
I,078
|,798
2,876
872
736
1,608
2,862
|,624
4,486
4,8t2
4.1 58
8.970
23 5,070
16 5,563
l8 10,633
19 3,279
12 2,626
15 5,905
48 9,577
33 5,332
4l 14,9W
32 t7,926
| 9 13,521
24 3t.M7
5,631
13,377
19,008
5,368
6.813
l2,l8l
5,977
s,288
tt,265
16,976
25,478
42.454
l,l0l
I,849
2,950
806
720
1,526
2,744
1,680
4,424
4,651
4,249
8,900
20 4,461
14 5,670
16 l0,l3l
l5
ll
l3
3,105
2,450
5,555
46 9,479
32 5,472
39 14,951
27 17,045
t1 t3,592
2t 30,637
\
Source: University Grant Commission
10.7 UNTVERSITY ADMISSIONS BY DISTRICT 105
District [n9D0 19mt9r t99u92
l. Colombo2. Gampaha
3. Kalutara4. Matale5. Kandy
6. Nuwara Eliya7. Galle8. Matara9. Hambantota
10. Jaffnal |. Kilinochchi12. Mannar13. Mulativu14. Vavuniya15. Trincomalee
16. Batticaloa17. Ampara
18. Puttalam
19. Kurunegala20. Anuradhapura21. Polonnaruwa22.Badulla23. Monaragala24. Kegalle25. Ratnapura
1,r94469
289ll6444ll3340268243
667
27
69
40
33
9llr9203158
46193
74
303
74
236253
r,669&742r143
62r150
579
440257
94240
72
52
40ll9155
256
r97726232
97
33392
360325
t,735&2429
136589
1s9
504
44271922
4l58
50
36
tl42132s9
r83689
24103
329104
342
301
Total 6,462 8,965 8,897
Source: University Grant Commission.
106 IO.t UMVERSITY ADMISSION BY DISTRICT AND ACN)EMIC STREAM . T991
A-40% Merit Quota B-55% District Quota C-05% Under privileged Quota Source: University Grant Commission
Note: l. Science-Physical Science,Bio.Science, Mathematics andStatistics 3. Above slatisiics do not
2. Above statistics rclate to undergraduates actually include 241 students without the relevent informationregistered for the first year.
Acadcoic$rtsn &
--- Crtcgo.t Arts ComnerceMang.Shrdies
Law Science Medicine Dental Vetcrinary Agrlctlhrr Engineering Architectre QuantltySurveylng
Total
l. Colombo
2. Gampaha
3. Kalutara
4. Matale
5. Kandy
6. Nuwara Eliya
7. Galle
8. Matara
9. Hambantota
10. Iaffna
I l. Kilinochchi
12. Mannar
13. Mulativu
14. Vavuniya15. Trincomalee
16. Batticaloa
17. Ampara
18. Puttalam
19. Kurunegala
20. Anuradhapura
21. Polonnanrwa
22. Badulla
23. Monaragala
24. Kegalle
25. Ratnapura
Total
A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C
149
t27
130
27
t432l
133
lll90
220
l6t2t75
lll0l52
4l308
EI
It57
2lt47
87
z,l t8
l9l9
llI6
27
27
l3
t324
47
20
22
453
99
38
l0l938
223 104
57 84
13 45
21925 64
3t274347
30
ll0 5l7
l4l8
7
3- 16
l0 20
342130365132
l7359
l0t4l147
48'1 936
15 23
4t367
3
7rl4
674629104
I
l35
IE5
39l524l8
3
472869 163
r91 201
29 99
36 68
2l28 84
6
286627 53
25
106 188
4
I5
ll9
222134
20
27922
l0nl0
5373l
494 t,l2l
145 55
l0 47
ll 23
21315 36
l925 3l29 22
t2l4/.33
4
7
)3
l23' 12
24
3 18
12 39
29
l0332
12
221326
308 ss4
4)
22 47
2
3
I
l2
l2
3
I
l8
4
2
3
I
I
3
)4
3
2
l
3
3
II2
I
2
2
I
2
2
4
3
2
2
Ia
46
l3
l4
I
36 l941426
4
2t t48
814144
9
14 13
2
I
2
3
4
t74
l3l0
3
8
5
l0lt2
tol |89
ll0 45
537E19
ll633
t215 22
t4 l8tl7
60 75
4
4
t23
l839l183101322t5
7
1253
tt7r t8
240 4g
ll
I
I
I
I
2
I
2
l2
t't 3l
8
4
3
I4
3
2
6 II2
I
I2
I2
ll 4
I
I
18 l7
923. 570
236 343
2m n631 83
26 267
21 123
243 193
203 r7994 135
586 377
16 22
t2 39
19 24
62416 82
120 76
59 163
48 106
361 230
85 130
13 79
65 227
2l 65
t6r 142
96 t66
3,888 4,02 |
\
Arts Mang.Studies &Connerce
Law PhyScienceMeths
Statistics
BioScience Medicine DentalScience
Veterlnar5Mediclne
Agricultun 0ngineering \rchitec{urr Qustrtlty
Suneying
Total
A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C A B&C
1. SinhNtaSg/90
m9l9v92
2. Tamll 89/90
90t9r
9U92
3. Moor 89/90
90/91
9U92
4. Othen 89/90
9019 l
9v92
5. Total 89/90
x)tgl
91t92
a6 996
r,523 253
r,ffi 377
65 r49
266 23
378 30
60 130
186 25
r32 46
2l2l4
553 r,276
1,977 3V2
2,fi8 453
183 539
377 678
32t 700
126 t2llG 124
16 r4lr0 78
33 73
r7 9r
232334
321 741
576 878
487 936
48 98
69 79
56 136
216315
1l ll618516216
2
I
57 r34
77 lll69 163
170 542
154 372
226 341
t2t 90
96 s9
92 62
335t2 l8
4t332I
l2297 69263 49323 418
143 436
135 279
135 356
57 66
54 44
30 70
418818622
I3
2U 520
26 342
t7r 48
130 3t3
261 400
248 435
32 52
@7r55 76
21926
5433
3
167 384
32s 500
308 554
ll 52
24 39
t6 34
855
610f
5
3
19 62
24 49
22 47
lt 30
l0 24
t4 34
3437
l0
2
T
2
14 36
13 32
14 46
87 .201
68 l6s
82 t54
23 27
26 2r
l7 28
l8
l727
I
[0 2695 t94
Lol 189
7't 2E5
l4l 324
165 329
80 56
81 57
70 113
120424322
2
t22
158 363
227 872N 4&
12 23
t7 27
l5 30
2
I
I I
I
I
I
t2 26
l8 28
l7 3l
317l0 t4
5126l82
t25
I
I
918l8 l7
18 r7
1,303 3,s34
2,789 2,654
2,887 2,938
524 589
76 428
818 557
E6 34249 215
r72 265
ll l0
912ll 6
l,9u 4,477
3,813 3,3@
3,888 3,76
10.9 UNDERGRADUA1D ENTRANTS BY ACADEMIC STREAM AND RACE
A-zt0% Merir euota B-55% District euota C-05% Disrict euota Source: University Grant Commision
Notes : l. Above Statistics r€late to undergraduates actuallyregistered for the fint year.
2. Above classification does not include the followings :-Students without relevent information - 13 in 89/90861 in 90/91 and 496 in9ll92
107
l0E lO.lO INTAKE AND TOTALENROLMENT OF STUDENTS IN TECIIMCAL INSTITUTES
Counc of StudyAcademic
Year
Gr. I TechnicalColleges
Gr.II TechnicalColleges
AffiliaiedTechnlcd Units Total
Intake Totalon roll
Intake Totaton roll
Intake Totalon roll
Intake Totalon roll
l. Higher National Diploma
2. National Diploma
3. National Certificate
4. National Craft (Trade)Certificate
5. Short Courses(MainlyIntended for self-employment)
6. Short Courses Offercdto other organizations
7. Total
1988/891989/90l990/91r99v92
1988/891989/901990/91t9U92
l9E8/89t989190190191r9v92
l9E8/891989/90r990l9rr99v92
1988/891989/90190/91t99U92
1988/891989/90l99cy9lr99v92
1988/891989/90190/91t99v92
950925946819
619695697762
4,2674,2994,5344,234
9s27978t2
1,2t0
a!9107lll58
1,063955924331
8,1007,7788,0247,4t4
2,5872,2602,4872,634
1,070892995
I,187
6,t645,5696,4756,1 l8
r,2991,0591,1481,580
254ll0r2857
r,063760924325
t2,43710,650t2,157I1,901
218187t37t&
2,5722,3t22:M92,t45
4554t5415533
l3l956828
1,280829
r,vt4832
4,6563,8383,7433,702
610583395429
3,5573,3773,O373,036
606655655797
98956825
1,280699
l,6538ll
6,l5l5,,1095,8085,098
3l
t2t238
tt7185223107
389418372798
506615607974
3r
t2t238
tt7185223107
38948372798
506@5ffi1974
1,168t,ll21,083
983
619695697762
6,8396,61I6,5E36,4r0
\q71,2241,2391,781
497387N2t93
2,7322,2022,3701,961
13,262t2,23rt2,374121090
3,r972,U32,8823,063
I,U/0892995
I,187
9,72r8,9469,5129,185
1,905r,7261,8152,415
693904t9189
2,7321,9072,9491,940
t9,@416,7U18,572r7,973
Source: Univenity Grant Commission
Govt., Expenditure on Health (Rs. Mn.)4.1 Current Expenditure (Rs. Mn.)4.2
GovernmentIncludes Maternity HomesIncludes A.M.P.s
10.1r HEALTH SERVTCES 198s - 1993
Excludes Nothern and Eastern ProvincesExcludes Nothern ProvinceProvi sional
4l106
2,203n.a.
13,454n,a.n.a.n,a.n.a.
n.a.
169,689
24,52848,76438,31557,406
676
7,0645,71 lI
Sources: Department of Health Services,Family Health Bureau,Family Planning Associarion.Dept. of Ayurvedic.
1993(f)
l. Western Medicine (a)
I 1 No. of lospitals (b)1.2 No. of Central Dispensaries1.3 No. of Doctors (c)1.4 No. of Hospital Beds1.5 No. of Nurses1.6 No. of Attendants1.7 In Patients Treated ('000)1.8 Out Patients Visits ('000)1.9 Imports of Pharmaceutical Products (Rs. Mn.)Indigenous Medicine (Ayurvedic) (a)2.1 No. of Hospitals2.2 No. of Central Dispensaries2.3 No. of Hospitals Beds2.4 No. of Doctors2.5 No. of Registered Physicians2.6 No. of Nurses2.7 No. of Atrendants2.8 In Patients Treated (No. '000)2.9 Out Patients Treated (No. '000)2.10 Total Expenditure for
Indigenous Medicine (Rs.'000)Family Planning (No.)
3.1 New Acceptors
3.1.1 Loops3.1.2 Oral Pill3.1.3 Sterilizations3.1.4 lnjections3.1.5 Nor Plant
n.a.n.a.n.a.n.a.n.a.n.a.n.a.n.a.n.a.
l
(d)(e)(0
(a)(b)(c)
490338
3,10845,2t1
8,0914,8812,494
29,570593
l92l
t,541135
t2,2'17t26250t8.9
1,262.3
62,653.7
139,242
t3,87734,2487t 117
r9,070275
2,091|,773
497341
3,26446,005
8,0194,9372.590
32,561780
2233
t,586t73
r3,184126250
22.7I,513.8
66,351.6
34,t07
t2,75939,93953, l 3337,803
45
2,2491,841
497346
3,38045,019
7,8435,462', 114
34,139786
254l
|,694t73
t3,570t2525018.8
1,673.7
90,398. r
114,765
10,0773 r,88933,77838,858
t63
3,3802,401
498350
3,41645,4068,3176,0192,543
3t,4079ll
2854
1,8r6186
t2,957142280t8.7
t,626.1
r 02, r 06.9
t20,298
t2,76834,13022,74150,590
69
3,931a Aa1
502361
3,64945,7219,4866,0302,513
3l ,781l,086
3068
r,876194
13,076103r64
r7.61,394.0
t64,596.0
l2t,3t I
t0,92931,38019,34259,487
t734,6393,38l
502278
3,514(e)42,079(d)
8,957(e)5,707(e)2,533(d)
28,401(d)3270
3582
2,002229
13,284103184
20.91,810
84,989.0
144,944
t2,02031,38530,32270,91 I
296
4,9643,685
50427s
4,13542,437(d)
9,934s,697
28,575(d)r,749
3890
2,r52229
t2,852103184t9
1,920
t0r,2t7
63,872
t5,t5238,48440,54269,252
442\ ))Q4,1l0
506350
4,59848,061rl,2t45,710
n.a.n.a.
2,439
4l100
2,203294
l3,l 3 lt2l18421
2,046
86,024
178,935
24,92548,35342,03163,170
456
6,54r4,518
ll010.12 ACTTVITIES OF HEALTH CAMPNGNS 198E .1992
Item 1988 1989 r990 l99l 1992
Examined Positive Examined Positive Examined Positive Examined Positive Examined Positive
l. Patients ('lX[)l.l Venereal Disease
1.2 Malaria
1.3 kprosy1.4 Tuberculosis
1.5 Filariasis
Personnel Strength (No.)
2.1 Doctors
2.2 Nirrses
2.3 Others
t
3. Expendirure
3.I Venereal Disease
3.2 Malaria
3.3 Leprosy
3.4 Tuberculosis
3.5 Filariasis
2M.7
1330.0
206.373.2
915.9
7.7
383.9
l.l1.8
2.8
2r3.2
r,124.4
8.482.4
487.8
6.9
258.7
0.22.5
1.3
180.3
I,175.0
3.01 50.1
776.6
6.9
279.0
2.72.7
2.4
2t5.9
r,398.0
3.2t61.8
24.8
6.1
2100.0
2.93.9
0.1
220.1
|,558.0
n.a.
19t.3
38.0
5.1
399.0
2.43.0
0.2
90
165
3,636
g243
1,389
62
l16
t,222
53
106
787
52
t0l6r5
Total
Rs.Mn.
Per-Person
Examined
Rs.
Total
Rs.Mn.
Per-Person
Examined
Rs.
Total
Rs.Mn.
Per-Person
Examined
Rs.
Total
Rs.Mn.
Per-Person
Examined
Rs.
Total
Rs.Mn.
Examined
Rs.
5.3
42r.3
7.2
35.2
t2.8
25.88
316.77
34.99
480.7
t3.97
6.9
434.6
2.0
27.9
r4.5
32.60
386.5
238. l0
338.59
29.74
7.1
250.0
t.7
28.0
6.7
39.38
212,76
566.66
186.54
8.6
6.5
460.0
1.7
33.6
t.l2
30.2
329.0
53t.2
207.9
45.2
5.9
54t.0
2.6
39.2
1.2
27.4
347.24
n.a.
204.76
3t.12
Sources : Anti V.D. Campaign,
Anti Malaria Campaign.
Anti Leprosy Campaign.
Respitory Disease Control Program.
Anti Filariasis CamPaign
(a) Central Gonernment only
10.13 POSTS & TELECOMMUMCATIONS(I) rg8/- - rW3
q
Item Unit 1984 r985 1986 t987 l9E8 r989 1990 tv)l ty)2 1993h)
Post OflicesSub Post Ollices2.1 Agency Post OffrcesDelivery AreasArea Served by a Post OlflcePopulatlon Served by a Post OIficeLetters Per InhabitantDonestlc Mail7.1 Letters7.2 Post Cards7.3 Printed Materials & Newspapers7.4 Express7.5 Insured7.6 Registered
Parcels8.1 Parcels (Ordinary) Paid8.2 Parcels (Ordinary) OtherForeign Mail (Outward)9.1 Sea
9.1.1 Letters9.1.2 Post Cards
2.1 I Prinred Materials; Newspapers & Magazines9.1.4 Small Packets9.l 5 Parcels
9.2 Alr9.2.1 Letters9.2.2 Post Cards
2.?.1 Printed Materials; Newspapers & Magazines9.2.4 Small Packets9.2.5 Parcels
Foreign Mail (Inward)10. I Sea
l0.l.l Letrers10.1.2 Post Cards10.1.3 Printed Materials; Newspapers & Magazines10.1.4 Small Packets10.1.5 Parcels
10.2 Air10.2. I Letrers10.2.2 Post Cards10.2.3 Printed Materials; Newspapers & Magazines10.2.4 Small Packets10.2.5 Parcels, Packets
l.t
3.
4.
5.
6.7.
E.
9.
10.
No.
No-No.No.
No.
No.
'000
456
3,t75
6,581
l8-0
4,301
^a
656,705105,55448,868
|,252106
2s,300
2,85864362557
9
10,975< )11r,920
2706
5 5t I
s06l,855
133JJ
| 3,2055,48 |2,946
26347
746857
473
3,200
6,6t217.8
4,305
42
460,49843,2't942,466
327
t9,57 4
17838
I, t391,162
7
2r,465l,8033,466I,691
6
33669
t 5e1
2,61528
22,t53) \\13,384
82545
474281
487
3,221
6,6r417.6
4,32r)t
460,40441,91I3s,650
3t95t
29.753
18,9532,O'733,778I nst
6
17669
2,730) r'.qR,
27
20,202) ))a3,675t,040
46
)qzf27
137
897| 337
7
495
3,262
6,621t7.4
4,115
35
446,09840,73525,587
29532
28,003
28,3412,2141,557
3i27
28,6462,f992,O54
4044l
15072
351280
7
18469
813472
25
3t4305
508
3,321
6,621l7.o
4,306
32
453,78933,53818,668' 295
6428,026
34,377) 111
829430
7
37,3842.316|,445
47539
339298
40860
t45r80
6
40158
r93r83
.A
511
3,330
6,63016.8
4,4M28
345,2f925,944ll,074
245108
28,021
3r,9761,900
542525
9
339305334
5
34126
ll59325
303258
?{ n572,038
76852412
515
3,3498l
6,636
16.6
4,398
29
375,8t228,64112,797
23159
28,223
J IJ30483l)
33425
1088420
297293
29,7941,878
46t515
l2
33,6691.962
739J.I U
54
527
1,35798
6,729
16.5
4,450
28
a't< 1) 1
)1 11,)14,446
21752
28,517
28,600|,654
5lr541
t2
32,638|.719
742s6840
29r295
2862742264
30622ll387l5
514? ?s7
r27
6,729
16.3
4,374
25
316,77926,O902l,524
r42l8
29,486
257236
l8lt26024l3
213t43020
J
27,O98< )))
667296l4
28,998
l,8033t744
544115l
147
6,729
16.2
4,336
26
340,65022,92619,150
166126
30.876
26,2944,854
647324
t6
t77t47l25t2
30,1581 2)11.767
35338
284297
194l33220
(a) Provisional Source: DeDartment of Posts & Telecommunications.
n2 10.13 POSTS & TELECOMMUNTCATIONS(2) 1985 - 1993
Source: Department of Posts & Telecommunications
Ii
Item Unit 19E5 1986 1987 r988 1989 1990 t99l 1992 1993(a)
l. Telephones (Main Lines)
l.l Colombo
1.2 Outstations
Subscriber Terminal Capacity ofPublic Switching Exchanges
Public Telephone Call Boxes
New Telephone Lines Given (Inland )
Telegraph Offices
Overseas Telephone Calls (Outward )
Overseas Telegraph Messages from Sri Lanka
Overseas Telegraph Messages to Sri Lanka
Telex Overseas Calls
No. of Telex Subscribers
iNo.
No.
No.
No.
'000
'000
'000
'000.
'000
87,686
54,64s
33,041
133,033
435
7,486
2,528
678
t7l
2,229
1.19
92,065
57,824
34,241
136,166
403
4,379
I,055
t46
l,838
t.33
96,668
n.a.
n.a,
140,790
422
4,603
t,222
134
|,941
1.43
102,378
63,204
39,t74
140,901
520
4,999
|,547
91
ll0l,905
l.5l
t05,744
64,827
40,9r7
17 r,908
560
3,336
3,912
2,25r
103
108
I,565
1.56
123,585
82,860
40,725
158,518
560
r7,756
4,062
3,801
99
79
1,5 l5
1.80
r25,834
84,883
40,951
r59,667
259
6,579
2,230
5,102
89
69
I,519
1.72
135,504
9r,02344,481
r79,995
498
10,607
2,205
6,388
92
60
r,393
1.58
155,475
104,630
50,845
2r8,356
673
22,270
1 1?'?
85
54
r,239
1.63
(a) Provisional
10.14 CIRCULATION OF NEWSPAPERS 1983 - 1993 lt3
Item 1983 1984 1985 r986 1987 198E 19E9 1990 l99l 1992 1993(a)
Daily Newspapers ('000)
l.l Sinhala
1.2 Tamil1.3 English
Copies per ThousandPersons per Day (No.)
Weekly Newspapers ('000)
3.1 Sinhala
3.2 Tamil3.3 English
Copies per ThousandPersons per (No.)
Newspapers per ThousandPersons per Day (2 + 4)
1. 76,006
39,210
14,048
22,748
l6
67,20r
s6,556
3,903
6,742
84
100
93,947
54,016
t3,361
26,570
t9
7s,772
65,802
2,663
7,30',7
93
lt2
rt4,852
67,753
t5,239
3l ,859
23
99,477
8l ,971
4,196
13,310
r2l
144
r15,874
69,26'l
l4,l l 332,494
23
I I 1,645
90,633
4,828
1 6,1 84
133
156
I19,039
72,116
13,228
33,695
23
r52,690
l 33,193
5,099
t4,398
r79
202
t14,274
70; I 05
12,983
3 1 ,1.86
22
69,t46
54,348
5,146
9,652
80
r02
tOt,529
61,586
10,7'17
29,t66
l9
lo7,302
86,78 r
1,840
18,681
123
142
95,487
62,2961 7,<1
25,834
l8
109,945
89,088
2,r2r18,736
124
142
140,410
97,520
I 1,100
31,790
26
I 18,107
96,571
3,998
17,538
r32
t58
r4r,r04
97,609
10,364
33,1 3 l
26
122,720
99,039
5,201
r 8,480
136
162
l5t,30r
t02,346
1t,674
37,281
27
t26,540
r0l,04l6,827
r8,672
138
t65
Ilf
(a) Provisional. Sources: Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Ltd.,Sumathi Publications.Express Newspapers (Ceylon) Ltd.,Aththa Publications,Upali Newspapers Ltd.,Wijaya Publications Ltd,.Sathara Publications Ltd..Lanka Multifax.
tt4 10.15 FILM INDUSTRY 1985 - 1993
Item Unit l9E5 19E6 1987 r9EE 1989 1990 r99l 1992 1993(a)
Films Releasedl.l Sinhala1.2 Tamil1.3 English1.4 Hindi1.5 Other Films
Nationally Produced Films
Imported Films3.1 England3.2 U.S.A.3.3 India3.4 Hong-kong3.5 OthersCinemas4.1 Cinemas per I Mn.
Population
Seat Capacity5.1 Balcony & Boxes5.2 Reserved & O.D.C.5.3 O.D.C. & First Class5.4 Second Class5.5 Gallery
Patrons6.1 Average daily
attendance
Cinema Studios7.
No.No.No.No.No.No.
No.
No.No.No.No.No.No.No.
No.
No.No.No.No.No.No.
Mn.
No.
No
r4726l6
105
26
661023l6l52
315
20
I18,56814,1I I21,59734,92436,153I I,783
103,288
150l820
rt2
l8
I 7642752027lll35
l9
122,66014,85624,t5r39,46436,O27
8,162
102,075
t72l828
126
l8
15329592825ll
274
l8
t3t,22r13,20722,97730,72s29,5204,729
r02,000
t76t523
138
2002650l0l698
258
l6
r 38,60416,79224,60240,4754r,97514,760
ll8l2t294
96lln
8
3
59268
l6
144,99616,95326,05342,2r043,98515,795
13220l877
4t3
t2246l729t2t'l
251
l5
138,34816,56024,6284l,0354l,0051 5,1 20
t22253063030l
38
80
5I4l
02253
l5
t40,30116,80834,82442,0t238,r37
8,520
31. I
88,075
02
t2026256603
49
t230156))0406
258
l5
r34,589t7,44135,82242,45435,940
2,932
28.5
83,623
03
104
25l857030l
57
50
2205l409
262
15
l 10,103(b)1s,205(b)38,590(b)33,859(b)2r,408(b)
r,041(b)
27.5
78,035
04
t
t
f,.
i'
(a) Provisional(b) Out of 262 Cinemas, information is available only for 235 Cinemas
Source: State Film Corporation
b
{
Item 1983 1984 1985 1986 t9E7 r988 1989 1990 t99l 1992(a)
Admission to Prisons and Training Schools
Training School for Youthful Offenders2.1 Admission22 Daily Average Population
Admission by Offenc3.1 Murder3.2 Attempted Murder3.3 Culpable Homicide and Artempted Culpable Homicide3.4 Kidnaooins3.5 Rare " -3 6 Sirirplc & Grievous Hun3.'l Criminal Forcc & Intimidation3.8 Unlawful Intercours€ & Ataempt3.9 Aatempt Suicide & Abetmenr oJ Suicide3. l01.1 I aking & Possession of House Breaking Tools3.t23.13 Breach of Trust3.14 Theft3.15 Other Offences
Lengah of Sentcncc4.1 Under one Month4.2 One month to six months4.3 Seven month to onc v€ar4.4 One yea to two yeui4-5 Three years to five years4-6 Six veus to ten vears4-7 Ovei ten yeus -
Deoth Scntenccs5.1 Scntcnced to Death5.2 Death Seniences Commuted to ImDrisonment5.3 Awaiting Execution or Final Deciiion for Comutation or ExecurronAdmission Rate (per llD,fi)O population)
4.
o sl?
852962
65t.
189358l
9351r83202tl7
I,8936,239
|,7824,1461,391
962879221l5l
61 8
83231
486048
12.981
2,1285,6312,O'77|,3531,315
tI7t62
832t9
10263'7'l
548
2002699l3
399t74255195
| 5429 825
60l658
83.2
13,269
2,r8r6,165r,900t,796
82925'.1
t4l
8l3
2l83.8
692W
t073957
23l
22'12l
1369
402133305234
| 354to 2t3
14,6t'l
129203
1564356
38
o232
4235183196285
I,t951t,736
2,0517,8432,236r,4'18
't65ll9125
502
34
90.7 81.6
216'71
l042
42253
o233l0
t'l42522ll283
I,6309,E65
I,9616,208) \11t,662
68298
r6'l
l3 355
78236
't95
76
R ?OO
45224
4l8l3l
,'15
9I3
145868964
4867,t'19
431r,288
891441287
4824
4lo
39
50.0
l,0703,54'll,940
79r483r0677
8,014
48l343
41.1
3lt77
t4l3863
I39
23267
124lll178135853
6 086
r,5595,2444,636t,441
955t5lt42
t02
r4,r 28
g6
83.1
56154
2t466
t246
98345
822
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10.16 PRISONS AND PRISONERS 1983 - 1992 115
10.17 ADMISSION TO PRISONS AND TRAINING SCHOOLS BY DISTRICTS - 1992
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7 ,31'l247
7,564
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1,66'1
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3.8
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209
39.9
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t'7
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20.5
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16.7
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1,440
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1.3
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388
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11,446805
18,251
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I\lr 10.18 CONVICTED PRISONERS T988.T992
CBSL
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't vuL culu
a\( i! 1988 1989 r990 r9!n
,llM F T M F T M F T M F T M F T
185,2582,676
349
I,193? R5?
8,234397t0t
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7,756r0,048
156165126
t3,2822,4022,443
803410
12,209I,879J 19,7
970402
8
18,25 I
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2. According to LiteracyNo SchoolingGrade l-5Passed Grade 8otLNLDegreeOther
3. According to Marital StatusNever MarriedManiedWidowedDivorcedLegally separated
4. According to RaceSinhaleseTamilMoorMalayBurgherOther
5. According to ReligionBuddhistHinduMuslimRoman CatholicOther ChristiansOthers
6. Total Convicted Prisoners
r2,46r
48954
30792
7
2,7685816l
2,84r287256
79ll
2,t26275262)45
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3,4t0
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6,958933116
3,6204,298
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5,947943
l,07542
7
5 r5?810
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172
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1,506183
8331,3186,&2
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7,3t96,588
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10,049l,8382,147
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7
9,037I ?R?
2,511801379
l7
t4,128
3215,4592,296
230
1,601t,'7647,922
709135
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9,2348,394
13914596
7122485l
2r8294l9l95l3I
263592802947
3216,1622,544
281
1,8t92,0s88,1 13
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9,49',t8,986
2t9174143
13,0612,7903,05s
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12,060t,7573,604I ,130
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19,0 r9
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305
9242,6268,1 20
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2
1 St69,585
l2l13886
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269227tt426
5
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Source: The Commissioner of Prison
