Consultants

Anil Seneviratne is a distinguished lawyer and peace advocate with a strong background in international organizations, particularly the United Nations. He has dedicated his career to promoting peace and reconciliation, utilizing his legal expertise to drive meaningful change.

Seneviratne's work with the United Nations Development Program's Human Rights Program is a testament to his commitment to human rights and peace building. He has played a crucial role in various projects and initiatives, leveraging his legal knowledge to address complex human rights issues.

As a lawyer, Seneviratne has advocated for justice and reconciliation, offering legal counsel and support to those in need. His military background further enhances his understanding of conflict resolution and peace processes.
With a focus on disability rights, Seneviratne has worked tirelessly to ensure the inclusion and empowerment of people with disabilities. His publications and teaching engagements have raised awareness and promoted dialogue on these critical issues.

Seneviratne's expertise lies in his ability to bridge the gap between legal frameworks and practical peace building, making him a valuable asset in international peace efforts. His dedication to promoting human rights and reconciliation positions him as a respected figure in the field.

Dr. Krishantha Kapugama is a highly accomplished professional with a unique blend of expertise in aviation, security, and humanitarian relief. With a Ph.D. in Biometrics and a focus on fingerprint rectification, Kapugama has dedicated his career to ensuring safety and security in various capacities.

As a Wing Commander in the Sri Lanka Air Force, Kapugama led training and operations, prioritizing safe aircraft operations. He played a crucial role in humanitarian air operations, particularly during tsunami and flood relief efforts. His military experience also includes instructing at the Junior Command and Staff College in China Bay.

Kapugama's expertise extends beyond the military, as he currently serves as the Managing Director of Aditi Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, a security auditing and consultation firm. He leads strategic operations, oversees business development, and manages client relations. Additionally, Kapugama is the Director of Special Projects at Blue Skies Aviation Solutions Pvt Ltd, where he provides strategic direction and manages client relationships in the aviation sector.

With a strong background in humanitarian law and disaster relief, Kapugama has contributed to various initiatives focused on women and children's rights, protection, and gender-based violence. His multilingual skills and international experience make him a valuable asset in promoting peace, security, and humanitarian causes
Furthermore, Dr. Kapugama has been appointed as the Honorary Vice Chancellor of the Sri Lanka Chapter for the International Roma Cultural University (IRCU). This appointment recognizes his contributions and expertise in promoting peace, security, and humanitarian causes.

Projects

Our team of consultants has had the privilege of working with a diverse range of international organizations, contributing to various initiatives and projects. Here is an overview of the esteemed organizations we have been affiliated with:

• United Nations (UN): Our consultants have engaged with the UN on multiple fronts, including peacekeeping operations, humanitarian affairs, and human rights advocacy.

• United Nations Development Programme (UNDP): We have collaborated with UNDP on projects focused on sustainable development, community empowerment, and capacity building.

• United Nations MINUSCA Mission: Our team has actively participated in the MINUSCA mission, contributing to peacebuilding efforts and supporting local communities in the Central African Republic.

• United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: We have been involved in UN peacekeeping missions, providing expertise in conflict resolution, mediation, and post-conflict reconstruction.

• United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA): Our consultants have worked closely with OCHA to coordinate humanitarian responses, disaster relief, and emergency management.

• United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR): We have advocated for human rights and supported OHCHR's initiatives to promote and protect the rights of vulnerable populations.

• United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF): Our team has collaborated with UNICEF on projects aimed at improving the well-being of children, education, and child protection.

• United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA): We have worked with UNFPA to address issues related to reproductive health, gender equality, and population dynamics.

• International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC): Our consultants have partnered with ICRC to provide humanitarian assistance, protect victims of armed conflict, and promote international humanitarian law.

• International Organization for Migration (IOM): We have engaged with IOM on projects related to migration, displacement, and the integration of migrants and refugees.

• World Health Organization (WHO): Our team has collaborated with WHO on initiatives focused on global health, disease prevention, and access to healthcare.

• World Food Programme (WFP): We have supported WFP's efforts to combat hunger and provide food assistance to vulnerable communities.

Major (Retd) Hemantha Dayaratne USP is a distinguished Sri Lankan veteran, academic, and peace and reconciliation expert, blending over 24 years of exemplary active military service with advanced scholarly credentials in conflict transformation. He holds an MA in Peace Studies from the UN-mandated University for Peace in Costa Rica, an institution dedicated to training global leaders in peacemaking, reconciliation, and the prevention of armed conflict in line with the UN Charter.

During his military career, he served in operational, intelligence, and media leadership roles at the height of Sri Lanka’s conflict, gaining firsthand understanding of the complexities of post-war recovery and reconciliation. His professional development included international exposure to United Nations peacekeeping doctrine, mediation frameworks, and conflict de-escalation strategies—principles used by UN missions worldwide to stabilize war-torn societies, protect civilians, and support the rebuilding of governance and social cohesion.

Beyond the armed forces, Major Dayaratne has been a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Defence Studies & Analysis in New Delhi, a lecturer in strategic studies at the General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, and a consultant in corporate affairs and industrial relations. His unique perspective integrates military discipline with humanitarian principles, enabling him to advise governments, NGOs, and corporate stakeholders on resolving disputes—whether armed, political, social, or commercial—through inclusive dialogue, reconciliation processes, and culturally aware peacebuilding methods.

Decorated with the Desha Putra Medal for battlefield injuries sustained in the face of the enemy, and the Uttama Seva Padakkama for exemplary service and moral conduct, he remains a strong advocate that lasting solutions to conflicts—whether within nations or between communities—require both deep practical experience and the academic rigour of peace and conflict studies.