Vision 2035
Draft content · pending TPA approval2035.
Five pillars. One decade. Full belonging.
TPA’s mission is to complete the unfinished journey of the Indian-Origin Malaiyaha Tamil community from marginalisation to full and equal citizenship, not as a plantation-bound workforce, but as confident, land-owning, educated and economically mobile stakeholders in Sri Lanka’s national future.
The five pillars are confirmed as the Vision 2035 pillars. Targets and phases will be drafted from TPA's Vision 2035 document and approved by leadership.
The roadmap
Three phases, five pillars, one measurable decade.
| Pillar | 2026–2028Foundation | 2029–2031Acceleration | 2032–2035Transformation |
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| 01Land, Housing & Human Settlements |
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| 02Education & Youth Empowerment |
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| 03Health, Nutrition & Social Protection |
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| 04Livelihoods & Economic Mobility |
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| 05Political Dignity & Representation |
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Local action, global goals
Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
A stable and inclusive Sri Lanka is also a stronger and more reliable partner in the Indo-Pacific region. Vision 2035 maps every pillar to measurable global benchmarks.
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No Poverty
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Zero Hunger
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Good Health & Well-being
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Quality Education
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Gender Equality
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Clean Water & Sanitation
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Decent Work & Economic Growth
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Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
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Reduced Inequalities
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Sustainable Cities & Communities
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Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
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National Vision
A strong Sri Lanka is one where no community lives outside the state.