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The Public Investment Programme (PIP) is prepared with a medium-term perspective for estimating the amounts of investible resources that become available to the government during a given period and indicating how these are to be allocated to different sectors, sub sectors and various government agencies. The latest PIP is prepared for 2026-2030.
The Public Investment Programme (PIP) is prepared with a medium-term perspective for estimating the amounts of investible resources that become available to the government during a given period and indicating how these are to be allocated to different sectors, sub sectors and various government agencies. The latest PIP is prepared for 2024-2026.
The Public Investment Programme (PIP) is prepared with a medium-term perspective for estimating the amounts of investible resources that become available to the government during a given period and indicating how these are to be allocated to different sectors, sub sectors and various government agencies. The latest PIP is prepared for 2022-2025.
The Public Investment Programme (PIP) is prepared with a medium-term perspective for estimating the amounts of investible resources that become available to the government during a given period and indicating how these are to be allocated to different sectors, sub sectors and various government agencies. The latest PIP is prepared for 2021-2024.
The Public Investment Programme (PIP) is prepared with a medium-term perspective for estimating the amounts of investible resources that become available to the government during a given period and indicating how these are to be allocated to different sectors, sub sectors and various government agencies. The latest PIP is prepared for 2017-2020 in Sinhala, Tamil and English versions.