Low Carbon Development Strategy

The Low Carbon Development Strategy 2030 promotes the conservation of healthy forest ecosystems where wildlife, like snakes, can thrive while encouraging people to coexist safely with nature.

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The Government has provided a total of $10 million to fund two community development projects in Monkey Mountain, Region Eight.

The funding will support the completion of the Women’s Sewing Centre, creating opportunities for women to develop skills, strengthen their economic independence, and build sustainable livelihoods.

It will also finance the first phase of the Printery Project, an initiative aimed at creating employment opportunities and supporting long-term economic growth in the community.

LCDS-funded eco-lodges creating jobs, supporting Mainstay/Whyaka’s community development Residents of the Mainstay/Whyaka Village are benefitting from employment and increased tourism through an eco-lodge initiative funded under Guyana’s Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS). Resident…

The Community Policing Group (CPG) in Aishalton, Region Nine, has received a significant boost to its operational capacity through funding from the Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS).

The group was equipped with motorcycles, motorcycle helmets, bicycles, safety vests, binoculars and tactical boots, enhancing its ability to patrol more effectively, respond quickly to incidents and help keep the community safe.

Congratulations to the top achievers and to every student who successfully completed this year's National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA)!

Eleven Amerindian villages have received capital grants from the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs to advance projects that will enhance livelihoods, strengthen community infrastructure, and support sustainable development.

The beneficiary villages are Quarrie, Wowetta, Aishalton, Yurong Paru, Katoonarib, Tiger Pond, Sand Creek, Surama, Yakarinta, Kanashen, and Annai.