GUYANA
Coastal and River Infrastructure Rehabilitation Design This project will provide a feasibility study and recommended designs for the rehabilitation of 6 km of sea defences and ancillary waterfront development between the capital city of Georgetown and Ogle Outfall, and the reconstruction of the ferry terminal and market at Stabroek and Vreed-en-Hoop. The project will provide the Government of Guyana with shovel-ready designs and cost estimates to reduce flooding and erosion and improve climate resilience along the waterfront; and to improve access to safe transportation at the Stabroek Market for persons travelling along the Demerara River.
VENEZUELA
Georgetown Demerara River
UKCIF grant £0.6mn (US$0.8mn)
US$ 0.9mn
SURINAME
BRAZIL
Guyana US$0.1mn
Coastal Frontage
Stabroek Market
Vreed en Hoop
January 2021
June 2021
Technical Assistance phase approved
Design consultant engaged
Final designs submitted
Technical Assistance completed
Vreed-en-Hoop Ferry Terminal
Georgetown
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August 2018
LaGrange
Capital Demerara Harbour Bridge
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Schoonord
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May 2017
Demerara Harbour Bridge
This project has been made possible through a grant from the United Kingdom Government under the UK Caribbean Infrastructure Fund (UKCIF), which provides grant funding for climate-resilient infrastructure projects to encourage growth and to support improved livelihoods, poverty reduction and safer conditions for residents. UKCIF is administered by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). June 2021 Contacts Caribbean Development Bank Caribbean Development Bank Contacts Ministry of Public Works,Work Services Group Head, Infrastructure Partnerships, Office of the Vice-President Operations: Andrew Dupigny Andrew Head, Infrastructure Partnerships, Office of the Vice-President (Operations) Maitland Stewart, Project Coordinator Email: Dupigny, dupigna@caribank.org Email: dupigna@caribank.org Email: mir_stewart@yahoo.com