The Vision of Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) is to ensure an efficient, sustainable and
financially viable water and Sewerage sector delivering a high quality service to customers
The company’s Mission is to deliver safe, adequate and affordable water and to ensure safe
sewerage systems for improved public health and sustainable economic development.
The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) is looking to the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) for help in improving wastewater management treatment. Chief Executive Officer of the company, Dr. Richard Van-West Charles said that reducing waste water and its impact is now an important aspect of the water company. The official said that the issue is among …
The Chief Executive Officer of the Guyana Water Inc. (GWI), Dr. Richard Van West- Charles on Monday declared the commencement of an aggressive approach to improve the quality of water that citizens receive. The GWI CEO made the statement at the opening of a four-day training for company engineers, technicians and operators to better position …
A five-member team from the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) on Saturday last returned from Suriname following the second leg of the IBD/UN Habitat-sponsored Water Partnership Programme. The team engaged the Suriname Water Company in a one-week programm which addressed topical areas including water quality, non-revenue water and billing. On Thursday, according to GWI, representatives from …
GINA, GUYANA, Tuesday, August 23, 2016 Poor power supply is among major challenges for the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) in the delivery of water supply in the Essequibo islands-West Demerara region (Region Three). Regional Divisional Manager, Martin Garrick said poor power supply is affecting eight of the company’s wells in West Bank Demerara between Parfaite Harmonie …
Works are ongoing in Region Ten, by the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) to decommission old and leaking water mains, and commission new high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) water mains. This is part of a process of increasing the level of service throughout the region, GWI’s Divisional Manager, Rawle Friday, said. Addressing the media …
Mabaruma in Region One, Rupertee, Wowetta, Marcanata, Kumu and Shulinab in Region Eight and Rupertee, Wowetta, Marcanata, Kumu and Shulinab in Region Nine are among those areas that benefitted in the first half of 2016, under the administration’s drive to increase access to potable water in the hinterland. At a recent press briefing at the …
The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) has to date amassed a record $1.8B in outstanding debt, owed to the company, by defaulters. The outstanding monies were collected since the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Dr. Richard Van West- Charles took office. Dr. Van West-Charles said that the water company was able to collect the outstanding payment through …
The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) is embarking on a more aggressive approach to enhance its efficiency and effectiveness in providing a better quality of service to Region Nine residents. The water company will provide training, relevant materials and tools for persons within the respective villages to assist in monitoring the water situation within the Region. …
THE Guyana Wastewater Revolving Fund (GWRF) has now officially engaged its First Generation Project with Ashmins Fun Park and Resorts (Splashmins and Madewini Villas) being the first private-sector company to access financing to construct a wastewater treatment plant. The agreement signed between the Ministry of Communities and Ashmins Fun Park and Resorts is valued at …
GOVERNMENT sees the creation of more cohesive and sustainable communities as a crucial factor to the overall development of the country and the creation of a good life for all. This was the argument put forward by Minister within the Ministry of Communities Keith Scott, as he rose to defend the APNU+AFC 2015 National Budget …