Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 March 2026, 18:34 by Writer
Reproduced from GB News
The King’s Foundation marked Commonwealth Day on Monday by spotlighting its collaboration with Guyana’s government to advance sustainable development across the South American nation.
Central to this partnership is the Georgetown Urban Framework Plan, a significant initiative that aligns with Guyana’s Low Carbon Development Strategy 2030.
Specialists from the Foundation’s Projects Team developed the plan in conjunction with national and local partners.
The initiative establishes a comprehensive long-term vision for transforming Guyana’s capital into a resilient, well-connected and inclusive city.
The initiative establishes a comprehensive long-term vision for transforming Guyana’s capital into a resilient, well-connected and inclusive city.
It seeks to strike a balance between preserving the city’s architectural heritage and enabling contemporary, environmentally responsible growth.
The Framework Plan tackles Georgetown’s most urgent challenges, including drainage systems, flood protection, transport infrastructure and safeguarding historic structures.
This approach promotes pedestrian-friendly neighbourhoods throughout Georgetown whilst breathing new life into the historic waterfront area.
The plan also addresses urban expansion pressures facing the city, ensuring future growth follows sustainable principles.
Beyond the Framework Plan, the partnership is advancing seven demonstration projects across the country.
