Tag: World Bank
Approximately $1.8 billion in contracts inked to further develop agri. sector
- almost $1.3 billion for the rehabilitation of drainage catchment at Liliendaal, Ogle under World Bank-funded FRMP The Ministry of ... Read More
$1.8B in contracts signed for infrastructural works in agri sector
To advance infrastructural works in the agriculture sector, some $1.8 billion in contracts were on Monday signed at the Agriculture ... Read More
Guyana, first in Latin America and Caribbean to implement cutting-edge technologies for remote real-time monitoring of environmental change, impacts offshore and onshore
In a simple but important ceremony hosted at the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) headquarters in Georgetown, the Government of Guyana ... Read More
Ministers, foreigners excited with return of Mash
As the festivities got underway for the country’s 53rd Republic Anniversary, many lined the streets of the capital city, Georgetown, ... Read More
Natural resources ministry staff being trained in use of modern Petrel software to build capacity
As part of the government’s development agenda is capacity building of human resources in each sector. This has become critical ... Read More
RHOs get ATVs to boost healthcare delivery
The Health Ministry on Monday handed over some 10 ATVs to the respective Regional Health Officers of Regions One, Seven, ... Read More
2022 New Year Address to the Nation By His Excellency Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana
2022 New Year Address to the Nation By His Excellency Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of the Co-operative Republic of ... Read More
Government’s agenda is to build a more equitable society – President Ali
His Excellency Dr. Irfaan Ali made a comprehensive presentation on Guyana’s development agenda and pointed to key strategies to diminish ... Read More
Guyana among leading countries with COVID-19 cash transfers to households
Guyana is one of the leading countries in the Caribbean and Latin America, that have been assisting their people through ... Read More