A national project to provide clean, purified water will benefit 155 schools across Guyana, with Regions Three and Six expected to be the first to receive the systems.
The National Water Purification Project – FLOW will target secondary, technical and vocational, and special needs schools across all 11 education districts, aiming to improve student welfare and create healthier learning environments.
During a recent meeting with Education Minister Sonia Parag, representatives of Recover Guyana and the Greater Guyana Initiative outlined plans for the rollout.
The project is designed to reduce reliance on unsafe water sources while promoting environmentally sustainable practices.
Improved access to purified water is expected to enhance student health, reduce waterborne illnesses and contribute to better academic performance through higher attendance and overall well-being.
Systems for Regions Three and Six are expected to be installed and commissioned shortly.
The initiative is a collaboration between the Ministry of Education and private sector partners and forms part of wider efforts to strengthen school infrastructure, improve public health and support sustainable development in the education sector.
