www.srilankajobs.net is an online JOB BANK which provides,

FarmerNet is a mobile SMS, trade support platform which enable village farmers to sell their commodities to different buyers within all over the Sri Lanka. With this project we will be taking technology to the villages. FarmerNet (www.farmer.lk) is a mobile - online trading platform to support small farmers in rural Sri Lanka. It enables SMS text based information uploading to www.farmer.lk site. Farmers and traders can upload their selling or buying information. Working as a 'spot trading platform', FarmerNet automatically checks the matching parties (i.e. sellers and buyers) and inform them via SMS messages to their mobile phones.FarmerNet is a product of Sarvodaya-Fusion (www.fusion.lk). It primarily targets the small farmer beneficiaries supported by micro-finance program of Sarvodaya Economic Enterprise Development Services (SEEDS - www.seeds.lk). Farmernet is supported by eSociety initiative of ICTA. Empowerment of small farmers is the goal of the FarmerNet.

Digi.Divi.foundation is a company using Information and Communication Technologies to eradicate poverty in rural, It is timely needed that making aware of the market prices of vegetables to rural farmers. As a result lacks of the sound knowledge about behavior of the market prices, farmers are facing many problems. As well other information like job opportunities, new seeds and fertilizers, vocational education courses and health education & nutritious etc.According to this environment a needed of information is growing day by day. Having understood this situation Digi Divi searched the most effective communication tool to communicate the rural in quickly & effectively. Then the Digi Divi was started for rural people in Matale district in Sri lanka.The most advantage part of this project is all users are not payable.

Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) play a critical role in Sri Lanka’s economy; be it job creation, entrepreneurship or income generation. In our village, Galenbindunuwewa, SME is an important source of livelihood, especially for the women. Many of these women use local raw materials to produce various handicrafts that are both elegant, and innovative. Raw materials used include rush, watakeya, thin fibered outer coverings of plantain trees, ola leaves and palmyra leaves. As these rural SME’s use local resources and can contribute towards improving the socio-economic conditions of the villagers, they are a sustainable solution to addressing the national development goal for these areas.However, one of the greatest challenges faced by this sector is difficulty in marketing their goods, both domestically and internationally.

This is a prototype of MSc. dissertation project on Two-factor User’s authentication over internet in the University of Greenwich, London.SUAM is a concept of user authentication protocol in card-not-present scenario over internet. It is one of the solutions to meet the regularity requirement of two-factor authentication in on-line banking or e-payment by credit/debit cards over internet. This concept i.e. using encrypted file as one of the factor, something you have in authentication model addresses the major issues of technologies: usability, user’s perception and portability. In this model by entering password, something she knows and attaching an encrypted file, something she has across internet a user perceives similar experience of Two-factor authentication as observed in card-present scenario while shopping in the supermarket or withdrawing cash from ATM machines.