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Empowering communities through supportive , education, entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainable development.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#FFD325
Sunglow
255, 211, 37
48, 100, 57
0, 17, 85, 0
#945545
Spicy Mix
148, 85, 69
12, 36, 43
0, 43, 53, 42
#8CCFF1
Jordy Blue
140, 207, 241
200, 78, 75
42, 14, 0, 5
Rebuild Sri Lanka is a non-profit organization founded by Aloka Sethmal, focused on fostering rural empowerment and sustainable tourism throughout the island. At the core of this initiative is the Sri Lankan Enterprise Development Platform, a digital hub designed to support local entrepreneurs ranging from home-based artisans to larger-scale factory owners. With a mission to connect communities and enhance development opportunities, Rebuild Sri Lanka provides guidance to rural youth and tourism operators to create sustainable businesses.
Their services include consultancy, research, and technical support for tourism development, while also advocating collaboration between government and private sectors. Powered by ILU Technology and led by digital expert Thulitha Thennakon, the platform aims to transform underdeveloped areas into self-sustaining regions through innovative digital tools. By engaging a diverse team of volunteers and professionals, Rebuild Sri Lanka works tirelessly to create a resilient nation, one project at a time, with a vision of a united future for all Sri Lankans
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How do I download the Rebuild Sri Lanka logo?
The Rebuild Sri Lanka logo comes in one version: a logo. Download as transparent PNG.
What are Rebuild Sri Lanka's brand colors?
The Rebuild Sri Lanka color palette uses the hex codes #FFD325, #945545 and #8CCFF1.
The Rebuild Sri Lanka name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Rebuild Sri Lanka and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Rebuild Sri Lanka. Their use is subject to Rebuild Sri Lanka's brand guidelines.