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- 2024-03-18
The staff at HDCC are business professionals with years of experience and training behind them and are eager to help you grow your business.
HDCC have long taken an active role within the development of the Hambantota Tourism Industry known as the Deep South, Sri Lanka in an effort to boost the local economy.
This nationally recognised program promotes entrepreneurship and provides technical and financial support to the youth to enable a successful career in business.
Entrepreneurship and Empowering Women in the Hambantota District programme. Increased female business participation is vital to the improvement of family conditions and the broader economy, which is why HDCC play an active role in the education and empowerment of female entrepreneurs.
The program helping people with disabilities to become entrepreneurs. People living with a disability are some of the most marginalised in society. As such, we are proud to deliver significant support to those living with a disability to overcome their challenges and create successful business opportunities.
The Career service centre is one of the key components of the HDCC and trying its best to provide the job for young under employers in the District. HDCC are determined to connect your business with high performing staff. Through the provision of professional development opportunities and services HDCC have secured 2,600 people jobs through this program.
The Hambantota District Chamber of Commerce (HDCC) is an innovative, membership-based organisation which works hard on projects and initiatives designed to enhance community and business capacity across the Hambantota District.
International partnerships are at the core of the Hambantota District Chamber of Commerce, with a long history of successful joint projects across a variety of fields. HDCC has played an important role within the district since its inception as an effective conduit for technical and financial relief and support between international organisations, NGOs, philanthropists, groups, and government agencies and the wider community
About Us
We thought help to support the development of the economy in Sri Lanka. On the long term basis so we sent some people to Sri Lanka. They traveled around the country talking to various organizations and we found in the end up Hambantota Chamber of Commerce was the best local organization which we could work with to support.
The important role played by the business chambers I believe needs no elaboration but in there they will key drivers of economic development in the regional regions of emproving capacities providing business opportunities making all the linkages and encouraging entrepreneurs and others to get involved for the sake of the development of their preticular provinces or districts that they are in charge of now here again Hambantota Chamber has done a considerable amount of work they've been able to attract other supporters to support us to continue with their projects and we expect that the model to be taken into the other districts as well on the same lines.
I think for us Hambantota Chamber independent is very important and I think we appreciate the are trying to be self suggestion from their own.
The US government has a long standing and fruitful partnership with the chamber right from its beginnings. The Hambantota District Chamber of Commerce went on to build new partnerships. and United States has remained engaged with the chamber. And US embassy looks forward to continuing our work with the chamber and fostering a vibrant private sector throughout Sri Lanka.
To be a professional, sustainable organization, making available a wide range of development services to individuals and enterprises, helping to accelerate economic growth and enhance prosperity throughout the District
To act as the ‘Gateway’ for development, ensuring the social cohesion and economic success of the Hambantota District.
HDCC are proud to have a long history of resourceful local and international partnerships with a variety of organisations in the government, aid, NGO and private sectors.
