Project FLOW Expands in Region Three

Recover Guyana, the Greater Guyana Initiative, and Ministry of Education Advance Project FLOW with Commissioning of 15 School Water Systems in Region Three

FLOW, the National Water Purification Sustainability Initiative implemented through a collaboration between Recover Guyana, the Greater Guyana Initiative (GGI), and the Ministry of Education, successfully commissioned and handed over 15 water purification systems across secondary schools in Region Three (3).

Over 9000 beneficiaries, including students and teachers, will now be able to access safe and reliable purified drinking water across schools in the region.

FLOW, the Signature Project of the Greater Guyana Initiative, represents a major national investment in education and environmental sustainability, focused on expanding access to clean drinking water, promoting reusable bottle use, and reducing environmental impact across school communities.

Launched as a four-year national programme, the initiative aims to improve access to purified drinking water for more than 58,000 students across 141 public secondary schools, 10 TVET institutions, and four special needs schools by 2030, contributing directly to global sustainability priorities.

All systems were formally handed over to participating schools between May 6 and 8, 2026, with headteachers and students expressing appreciation for the intervention and noting improvements in student wellbeing, hygiene standards, cost savings, and the overall learning environment.

 Source :  https://dpi.gov.gy/press-release-recover-guyana-the-greater-guyana-initiative-and-ministry-of-education-advance-project-flow-with-commissioning-of-15-school-water-systems-in-region-three/