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Commonwealth Marine Economies (CME) programme: Guyana

This page provides fact sheets and documents relating to CME programme activity in Guyana.

Updates to this page

From:
Foreign & Commonwealth Office and Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published:
23 November 2018
Last updated:
6 February 2023
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  1. New document added: Guyana Maritime Economy Plan, 2021.

  2. New case study added: Updating shipping routes and waterway maps helps boost the Guyanese economy, May 2022.

  3. New case study added: Putting sustainability at the heart of Guyana’s shrimp industry.

  4. Change of name from plan to country review

  5. First published.

Documents

Commonwealth Marine Economies programme case study: Updating shipping routes and waterway maps helps boost the Guyanese economy, May 2022

PDF, 339 KB, 2 pages

Commonwealth Marine Economies programme case study: Putting sustainability at the heart of Guyana’s shrimp industry, May 2022

PDF, 366 KB, 2 pages

Commonwealth Marine Economies programme: Guyana Maritime Economy Plan, 2021

PDF, 9.35 MB, 96 pages

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Commonwealth Marine Economies programme: Guyana country review

PDF, 1.42 MB, 6 pages

Details

The Commonwealth Marine Economies (CME) programme aims to support sustainable marine economies that:

  • create jobs
  • drive national economic growth
  • reduce poverty
  • ensure food security
  • build resilience against forces of nature

The UK government funds this programme and delivers it in partnership with world-leading marine organisations from the UK.

It aims to ensure marine resources in Commonwealth Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are better understood and managed.

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