According to the Government Information Agency, the document was also sent to the Guyana Association of Professional Engineers (GAPE) and other stakeholders including international experts for their input.
Persaud anticipates that these comments and suggestions will be considered by the consortium of local and international drainage experts contracted by the government.
Very shortly, aspects of the draft report will be available on the Ministry of Agriculture’s website: www.agriculture.gov.gy, GINA said.
