Sample Text – This Civil Society Governance Diagnostic Report on the Anti-Corruption Landscape of Sri Lanka (Report), prepared on the basis of extensive local consultation over a two-month period with a range of community and sectoral representatives as well as experts in the key subject areas, focuses on the main governance determiners that have influenced the corruption context in Sri Lanka. It identifies crucial factors that need to be harnessed to facilitate and sustain anti-corruption measures necessary to ensure that Sri Lanka recovers successfully from its current financial crisis making the best use of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Extended Fund Facility (EFF). Based on this input and a study of best practice in similar situations, including the IMF’s own governance diagnostic recommendations recently made in comparable circumstances, the Report assesses progress made, identifies key weaknesses, and provides a list of measures deemed necessary to steer immediate and future reforms.