CHAPTER 04
HUMAN RESOURCE AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
4.1
Capacity Development Programmes for HRCSL Staff
4.1.1
Workshop on relationship between Human Rights and Corruptions
The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka as the National human rights institute of Sri
Lanka was establish with absolute power of inquire into an investigate violations or
imminent violations of fundamental rights guaranteed by Constitutions and provide relief
and redress. As an initiatives for widening the scope of HRCSL beyond Fundamental
Rights violations in Sri Lanka a workshop on relationship between Human Rights and
Corruption was jointly organized by Transparency International Sri Lanka and HRCSL
on 27th and 28th January 2014. This was participated by staff of Regional and Head
Office of HRCSL. The experts on this field participated as resource persons to the
workshop.
4.1.2
Local Trainings
Twenty Five (25) officers of Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka in different
categories of staff attached trainings from skills development Fund Limited on
Human Resource Management, Financial Management and Secretariat practices.
Two employees trained on transport management by Construction Equipment
Training Center.
Staff of Head Office and regional Centres were trained on Public Procurement and
Disposal Procedures and E-government and basic IT office Management and
Practices.
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