Sustainable development model by Dilmah conservation for business and livelihood development

“Dilmah Recycling” was inaugurated on the 24^th of March 2018 as part of Dilmah Tea’s commitment to...

Following a careful selection processes, Dilmah’s Endana tea estate was chosen as an ideal location...

Sri Lanka, being an island nation, is particularly susceptible to the impacts of...

Forests can be defined as ‘multifunctional’ as they have...

Batticaloa in Eastern Sri Lanka, is covered in green again thanks to the reforestation projects...

The Dilmah Conservation Sustainable Agriculture Research...

Continuous access to clean water is becoming a major issue in...

With the increase in greenhouse gas emissions being the primary culprit of...

Biochar, a stable form of carbon which is rich in nutrients, is considered...

Just as in other Asian economies, Sri Lanka’s private sector is its engine...

Dilmah Conservation seeks to introduce sustainability initiatives in to every day life through...