Act on Copenhagen
The UK Government is committed to pushing for a global deal to tackle climate change. Find out about our dedicated campaign website.
Promote a low carbon, high growth, global economy
The British government is supporting Guyana's Government low carbon initiative which seeks to retain Guyana's standing forest while developing a low carbon national economy.
Guyana, Georgetown, British High Commission
British High Commission, Georgetown, Guyana
British High Commission
44 Main Street
(PO Box 10849)
Georgetown
Georgetown
Telephone:
(592) 226 5881
Fax:
(592) 225 3555 Development/Commercial/Public Diplomacy/Management
(592) 225 0671 Consular/Immigration
(592) 223 7321 Chancery
GMT:
Mon-Thu: 1200 2000; Fri: 1200-1800
Local Time:
Mon-Thu: 0800-1600; Fri: 0800-1400
The UK in Guyana
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British High Commission, Georgetown, Guyana
The British High Commission in Georgetown, Guyana is an equal-opportunity employer.
The High Commission supports the development of Guyana’s fledgling tourism sector by raising awareness of global industry standards and disseminating best management practices for local tourism enterprises, including hotels, eco-resorts and tour companies. Working in collaboration with the Guyana Tourism Authority, Guyana Amazon Tropical birding Society, Rupununi Tourism Association of Guyana, South Rupununi Conservation Society and Guyana’s top birding guides, the High Commission developed a Birding Tours Self-Assessment Checklist: A practical guide for good environmental practices. This is the first of its kind in the world and helps to position Guyana as an international leader in sustainable birding tourism development.
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