NATURAL RESOURCES OF SRI LANKA

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I I I I I I I I I j I I j • I I I I I I r : j I I 1 1 CAAft ouuu 4000 POPULATION PRORLE 33 Average Size of Households by Sector 1953 - 1981 No. of Persons/Household ,_—— 3000 2000 1000 1953 Urban ESS Rural Sri Lanka Figure 3.13 Total No. of Households in Thousands 0 1981 Forecasts ^___< 1986 •— - m 1981 Estate of Households 1981 - 2001 1991 Year — Total No. Forecast Figure 3.14 ^ — 1996 2001
34 Sector Urban Rural Estate All Sectors 100 80 60 40 20 0 -20 -40 -60 -80 POPULATION PR<strong>OF</strong>ILE Growth of Total Population and Increase in Occupied Housing 1971 - 1981 Increase 1971 2.848 8.707 1.134 12.689 All Total (million) Total Population 1981 3.192 10.720 .933 14.847 %of Increase 12.1 23.1 -17.7 17.0 Figure 3.15 1971 0.421 1.558 0.238 2.217 Occupied Houslnj1 Units 1981 0.512 2.085 0.217 2.813 %of Increase 21.5 33.7 -8.6 26.9 Percent Increase of Occupied Housing by Type & Sector 1971 - 1981 Urban Rural Sectors vvv Estate Permanent Semi-Permanent I I Improved Figure 3.16
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I I I I I I I I I i É I 1 I Energy
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I I I I I I 1 I p 1 I I Paddy husk
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Total suspended particular (TSP) Ni
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Land Districts* 3 lowest yielding d
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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ii I I
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.,_~ Soil Group Reddish Brown Earth
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I suitability of the lands for majo
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Land FOREST GARDENS As Sri Lanka's
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I I I I I I I! P I I I I I I I I YE
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I I I I I I I I I I j I I; I I I I
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I I !I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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I I I I I I I I I I gradual emergen
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not be affected seriously during th
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References Abeysekera, W.A.T. (1986
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I I I II I I I [ ! I i i i r I I La
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7 Water Resources Historians studyi
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Water Resources 139 River Basins of
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I I I I l' ; I P r I I I i I I I I
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Water Resources 143 Secular Changes
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I I I I I I I I Water Resources Sur
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I I I I I I I II I Supply / Demand
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Water Resources 155
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I I I I I I I With her small cities
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I I I Sewage pumping ^^^H 10000 ^^^
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Ground Water Ground water is increa
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I I nI I Some Constituents of Mahaw
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Water Resources 173 Ground Water Po
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Population per ha 50 100 250 Source
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m o 4 2 0 Thousand MT ! I 1fLU 1979
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I 9 Forest Resources Sri Lanka was
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Kottawa Kanneliya Source: Gunatille
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I i ! Coastal Resources 247 Coral M
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