Sri Lanka, Sept. 19 -- Sri Lanka's ongoing electricity sector reforms have highlighted the urgent need to align financial viability, sustainability, and consumer protection.
A recent discussion on tariff methodology was held together with policymakers and experts underscoring that both cost recovery and cost reflection are vital principles for a strong and transparent electricity sector.
These views were expressed at a discussion held in line with the IMF - Extended Fund Facility (EEF) programme, to review the electricity tariff methodology in consultation with the IMF staff.
As it had been prescribed as a prior action to be completed by the end of November 2025, a team led by Delphine Prady (Senior Economist, FAD) held a joint meeting...
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