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International Conference on Debt, Deficits, and Fiscal Sustainability

📅 29–30 Aug 2026 📍 Colombo, Sri Lanka 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intricacies of fiscal policy formulation and its impact on economic stability. Participants will analyze various fiscal strategies and their effectiveness in managing debt and deficits.

This session focuses on the challenges and strategies associated with sovereign debt management. It aims to provide insights into best practices for maintaining fiscal sustainability in the face of rising debt levels.

This track examines innovative approaches to public finance that enhance fiscal sustainability. Discussions will center on new models and frameworks that can improve government borrowing and expenditure control.

This session delves into effective strategies for managing budget deficits. Participants will share case studies and research on successful deficit reduction initiatives across various jurisdictions.

This track investigates the relationship between fiscal reform and economic stability. It will highlight the role of policy evaluation in designing reforms that promote sustainable economic growth.

This session addresses the intersection of public economics and social welfare policies. Participants will explore how fiscal policies can be designed to enhance social equity while ensuring fiscal sustainability.

This track focuses on the causes of debt crises and potential solutions to mitigate their impact. Discussions will include historical case studies and lessons learned from past crises.

This session examines various mechanisms for controlling public expenditure. Participants will analyze the effectiveness of these mechanisms in achieving fiscal sustainability.

This track explores advanced techniques for evaluating fiscal policies. It aims to enhance understanding of how policy impacts can be measured and assessed over time.

This session offers a comparative analysis of fiscal sustainability practices across different countries. Participants will discuss global trends and their implications for national fiscal policies.

This track investigates the critical role of government in facilitating economic recovery through fiscal measures. It will focus on policy frameworks that support sustainable growth in the aftermath of economic downturns.