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ADB urges Sri Lanka to put natural assets on the investment map

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  • Daily Mirror says Cowlin called for natural assets to be factored into public investment decisions.
  • The assets mentioned include forests, watersheds and coastal ecosystems.

Daily Mirror reports that Asian Development Bank Country Director Shannon Cowlin urged Sri Lanka to include the economic contribution of natural assets in decisions about public spending.

Daily Mirror identifies forests, watersheds and coastal ecosystems as assets to consider, and says the appeal relates to allocating scarce public funds.

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