Beyond its formal representation in national advisory bodies, CCPSL actively engages with government institutions, professional organisations, development partners and civil society to promote dialogue and collaboration on important public health issues.
The College organised a colloquium on termination of pregnancy in situations of congenital lethal malformations, in collaboration with UNFPA Sri Lanka, during the Global Public Health Summit 2025.
CCPSL has also been invited to contribute to policy dialogues and stakeholder consultations on national health research priorities, the National Fluoride Varnish Programme and menopause-related health issues. In November 2026, the College participated in a high-level roundtable discussion on ending Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Sri Lanka, organised by the Centre for Equality and Justice.
Through these engagements, CCPSL promotes evidence-informed discussions, strengthens partnerships and advocates for policies that address emerging public health challenges and improve population health.
