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Dinuk Jayasuriya

Dr Dinuk Jayasuriya is a Director of two Sri Lankan-based companies. He was previously employed by the World Bank Group and was an academic at the ANU Development Policy Centre.

Challenges starting a business in a developing country: a personal account

19 April 2021

Challenges starting a business: a personal account

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

A family in slavery in Pakistan (Conor O'Loughlin/Trocaire/Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

11 January 2018

Anti-slavery efforts can be profitable for businesses

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

Cotton and textile industry worker (International Labour Organisation/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

9 January 2018

The Modern Slavery Act – are we aiming too low?

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

Sri Lanka IDPs (Flickr/Direct Relief)

16 February 2016

What may cause post-conflict depression?

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

13 November 2013

What’s the future for Australia’s aid effectiveness?

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

19 August 2013

What is Value for Money in aid programs?

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

21 March 2013

Measuring fear in post-conflict environments: evidence from Sri Lanka

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

22 January 2013

Small isn’t always beautiful: how smallness undermines public financial management in the Pacific and what to do about it

by Tobias Haque, David Knight and Dinuk Jayasuriya

29 November 2012

Careers in development: an interview with Dinuk Jayasuriya on the private sector, World Bank Group and academia

by Dinuk Jayasuriya and Jonathan Pryke

5 October 2012

Should we give aid to countries with questionable human rights records?

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

29 May 2012

Want a strong economy? Electing females can help

by Dinuk Jayasuriya and Paul J. Burke

15 May 2012

The need for more rigor in AusAID’s project evaluations

by Dinuk Jayasuriya

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