Establish a single window service by integrating other state institutions with Sri Lanka Customs to streamline import/export operations.
Why this status
The Trade National Single Window programme is active and is being expanded, but it is not yet the fully integrated service promised. The Ministry of Finance maintains a dedicated TNSW project, while the live portal reports three regulatory-agency systems online and states that the remaining agencies are intended to be brought online. The 2026 Budget also allocates Rs. 2.5 billion to improve the Trade National Single Window. This is substantive implementation, not a completed integration of all import/export institutions.
Evidence timeline
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- 7 Nov 2025SupportsBudget document
“The 2026 Budget allocates Rs. 2.5 billion to improve the Trade National Single Window facility.”
Open source - 2 Sept 2026SupportsOfficial release
“The Ministry of Finance maintains the Trade National Single Window System Project.”
Open source - 2 Sept 2026SupportsOfficial release
“The live National Single Window portal provides online systems for plant quarantine, animal production and health, and standards approval, and says other regulatory agencies are to be brought online.”
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