Radheeka Jirasinha

Researcher - Freshwater and Wetland Management


Radheeka worked as a consultant taking on different roles from research to project management, concept design and project evaluation for international organizations, including IFAD, IUCN, WorldFish, and GIZ, and for local consulting companies and organizations, such as BRT, SaMara, and SLEvA.


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