The preparation of a National Land Use Plan, which was finalised earlier this year, is among the achievements of the 2011-2013 $768 million EU-funded Development of Land Use Planning Project (DLUPP), which has come to a close.
According to a statement from the Delegation of the EU to Guyana, Ambassador Robert Kopecký noted that the development of the Land Use Plan and the Lease Approval and Management Systems were milestones in managing the waste land resources of this country efficiently and sustainably.
“The European Union was a proud partner in this endeavour. I have full confidence that the
