Commercial Bank of Ceylon Partners with Teach For Bangladesh

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Teach For Bangladesh Launches Gender-Inclusive Learning Initiative

Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC partners with TFB to support their Gender Inclusive Learning Initiative. Teach for Bangladesh (TFB), a partner of the global Teach For All network. TFB runs “Gender-Inclusive Learning Environments for Students”, an initiative to empower over 2,200 students in Dhaka and Chattogram. This two-year project addresses the pandemic’s impact on education by creating safe, gender-sensitive classrooms and promoting girls’ leadership development. Engaging TFB Fellows, Head Teachers, and thousands of community members; the initiative supports inclusive education aligned with SDG 4. Key components include gender-sensitive pedagogy training, Girls Advisory Councils, Capstone leadership projects, and parent engagement programs to challenge cultural norms and ensure equal opportunities for marginalized learners. Seen in the photo is Mr. Najith Meewanage, CEO of Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC handing over the CSR fund cheque to the CEO of Teach for Bangladesh Ms. Munia Islam Mazumder. Other Senior officials of the two organizations were also present on the occasion. 

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K Sripavan

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Mr Kanagasabapathy Sripavan was appointed as the Chief Justice of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka in January 2015 and held office until March 2017. During this period he functioned as the Chairman of the Judicial Services Commission of Sri Lanka, Chairman of the Incorporated Council of Legal Education, Chairman of the Sri Lanka Judges’ Institute and Chairman of the Superior Court Complex Board of Management.

Mr Sripavan was enrolled as an Attorney-at-Law of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka in 1977. He obtained a Diploma in Industrial Law from the University of Colombo in 1992 and Master of Laws from the University of London in 1994.

He functioned as the Head of the Court of Appeal Unit in the Attorney General’s Department and handled a large volume of work both in the Court of Appeal and in the Supreme Court including Bills and Fundamental Rights Applications. Prior to the elevation to the Court of Appeal Bench he functioned as a Legal Consultant for the National Savings Bank for two years.

He was appointed a Judge of the Court of Appeal in May 2002 and was elevated to the post of President of the Court of Appeal in March 2007 by his Excellency the President. In March 2008 he was elevated to the Supreme Court Bench.