NCE- National Cleaner Production Center

NCE is a shareholder of NCPC since year 2009.

The services related to Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production (RECP) ensures optimum and efficient use of resources, reduction and recycling of waste, with a cleaner production environment. NCPC provides training and awareness related to all the services they provide. Apart from that center conducts training programs on novel environmental concepts such as Life Cycle analysis, Eco design, Eco innovation, Environmental management and accounting, Responsible care and responsible production. Two types of training programs are conducted by NCPC.Ensures long-term sustainability of enterprises and increase in profitability. Conforms to the requirements of buyers relating to long-term sustainability of enterprises as well as Social Responsibility.

For more details, please visit to http://www.ncpcsrilanka.org/

NCE is a shareholder of Indexpo since year 2009.

Ind- Expo Certification Limited is a non-profit organization which is issuing the specialized Certifications and Training for the business community. This organization is established by the Ceylon National Chamber of Industries (CNCI) and the National Chamber of Exporters of Sri Lanka (NCE) as its shareholders. Ind – Expo was supported by United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).

For more details, please visit to http://indexpo.lk/

NCE-NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EXPORTS (NIOE)

The NIOE, educational arm of NCE signed a MoU with Colombo School of Business and Management, a renowned center for higher education to provide professional training and qualification in the field of exports in Sri Lanka. The strategic objective of this initiative is backed by a vision to enhance the export performance of Sri Lanka by introducing professional qualifications in International Trade Management and Export Practices.

The training and qualifications provided by the NIOE, through its well-structured learning techniques, will equip enrolled students to become highly recognized export managers, and reach the pinnacle as a professional in the field of exports. The acquired qualifications will also enable them to obtain ready employment in export oriented enterprises both locally and overseas. At present export managers are mostly self-made, with limited recognition, as opposed to managers in other professional fields.

This strategic move will support Sri Lankan export enterprises by professionally developing and improving their employees thereby adding value to the country’s export industry.