Claim 1: “By linking smallholder fisher communities with private sector markets, the Iranamadu Freshwater Fishermen’s Cooperative Society has gained improved market access and engaged with large private sector actors.”

Claim 2: “The GROW project builds on more than a decade of successful interventions under the ILO’s Jobs for Peace and Resilience (JPR) Program including the LEED, LEED+, EGLR, PAVE projects.”

Claim 4: “With continued support under the ILO’s Generating Resilient Opportunities for Work (GROW) Project – funded by the Government of Australia and the Government of Norway”

Claim 7: “At the opening ceremony of the Tilapia Fish Semi-Processing Centre in Iranamadu, Kilinochchi, dignitaries including (from left) Cargills Ceylon Group Manager Agribusiness Haridas Fernando; ILO Country Office – Sri Lanka and the Maldives Director Joni Simpson; Embassy of Norway to India, Sri Lanka and Bhutan Second Secretary – Political Section Tormod Nuland; ILO Country Office – Sri Lanka and the Maldives Chief Technical Adviser Thomas Kring, and Embassy of Norway to India, Sri Lanka and Bhutan Program Officer Akanksha Khullar attended the event”

Claim 9: “The International Labour Organisation (ILO), in collaboration with Cargills (Ceylon) PLC and with support from the Government of Norway, launched the Iranamadu Tilapia culture-based production and semi processing centre in Sri Lanka’s Northern Province.”