Ceylon Chamber Expands Private Sector Business Continuity Training 📈

• Overview: The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has expanded its Business Continuity Management (BCM) series to build resilience across Sri Lanka’s private sector, concluding its latest two-day workshop via the Centre for SMEs. • National Alignment: Directly supports the National Disaster Management Plan 2023–2030, which designates the Ceylon Chamber as a lead entity to help businesses implement continuity and recovery plans. • Key Focus: • Aims to keep manufacturing, production, services, and employment operational during disasters to prevent supply chain breakdowns. • Curriculum based on ISO 22301:2019, developed under the World Food Program’s Disaster and Climate Resilience Project. • Helps both SMEs and corporate entities identify critical functions, assess risk disruptions, and establish recovery frameworks.