Family Research Programme (FRP) is a trust deed organisation that began work in 2005. Upon carrying out periodic research and after analyzing the results we decided to investigate the possibility of designing and implementing a course. This work was successful as a result of the efforts of a team of women.

These two CNN news reports review Guyana's efforts at sustainable use of the rainforests.
They are
Building a greener economy
and

Guyanese civil society participants were part of the Paramaribo Civil Society Forum held in Paramaribo, Suriname from 2nd to 4th May 2007. This forum was organized by the Millennium Development Goals Global Watch in collaboration with the United Nations Association of Suriname and the National Youth Institute of Suriname (i.e.

The Guyana Association of Women Lawyers launched "The Law and You" project in 1992, with funding from Futures Fund. 500,000 leaflets dealing with 31 topics were distributed all over Guyana and the response was overwhelming. The leaflets were first published in booklet form in 1993. A revised volume of the booklet - The Law and You III- was published in 2003 with funding provided by UNICEF.

Nicholas Laughlin braves the heat as he goes in search of Kyk-over-Al, the ruined Dutch fort that is one of Guyana's most storied historical sites

Abstract

Guyana depends on imported fuel to meet the needs of its transport sector. In recent years, pricesof derivatives of petroleum have increased significantly, further widening the current account deficit. In 2005, fuel accounted for 29% of the value of imports of the country.

An assessment by Terrence Simmons and Roxanne Myers
From the Preface :

Published by the Guyana Human Rights Association - June 2006
This report focusses on reform of rape laws and related legal processes. It identifies several key actions and recommendations so as to reverse the epidemic of sexual violence in Guyana.