Green Guyana - Advancing Sustainable Development

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EXCEL Believes in a Greener Today!

Our current climate compels us that the time is now to roll up our sleeves and do all that we can to implement and transition into greener strategies to preserve our planet. Excel Logistics & Management Services a member of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce & Industry’s (GCCI) Green Economy Committee that advocates for just that, a “Greener Today”!

and uses energy saving and ecofriendly equipment in the mining sector. Excel does not support the pillaging of Guyana’s great land, therefore by keeping resources and processes localized, as well as being in compliance with all environmental laws and regulations. Excel extends critical technical support and expertise to foreign investors as it relates to mining in an informed and responsible manner. The GCCI’s Green Economy Committee canvasses Georgetown’s industry professionals to take part in greener initiatives that will contribute to the prosperity of Guyana’s great land and our planet. As a member of this committee, Excel is committed to championing the objectives of the GCCI’s Green Economy Committee with its clients in carving new ways to build environmental consciousness by promoting youth education with a greener focus, engaging awareness through tourism and agricultural studies, and facilitating trainings and networking events with the sole purpose of informing and educating via greener practices. Ingenuity and knowledgeability are key for Guyana and our planet. We need to share and implement learnings in order to preserve our landscape. This is the only way to Excel.

Excel’s comprehensive solutions in working with foreign investors entering Guyana’s oil, gas, and mining sectors, allows the company to strategically and wholeheartedly put Guyana’s environmental needs first. By being the first responder to foreign investors, Excel can take a responsible and prudent approach when creating the nexus foreigners to Guyana’s eco and green economy. Excel continues to pursue greener policies by adopting environmentally friendly and responsible alluvial mining initiatives and advocating for land reclamation post mining. This regulation enacted by the government and enforces by the Guyana Geology and Mine Commission’s collaboration with the Ministry of Natural Resources, emphasizes that land reclamation is mandatory and must be completed after mining. Reclamation and preserving the land post the mining process is key in diminishing the overall damages done to the land and its environmental components due to clearing and excavation. Excel continues to support and practice the message presented by the Guyana Geology and Mine Commission, that we need to “promote the economy in a way that is considering the environment.” ‘Mercury-Free’ mining also eradicates upwards of “40% of global mercury pollution [caused] from mining.” Excel prides itself in the use of “green practices” for its daily operations 52

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www.ggmc.gov.gy/video/all/land-reclamation-andenvironmental-compliance-guyanas-extractive-industriespart-1 www.mercuryfreemining.org/ For more information about Excel Logistics and Management Services, please contact us at tel nos: 223-0646/223-0648 or 699-0625; ksammy@excel guyana.com or visit or website: excelguyana.com.


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Global Compliance Service- The ISO 14001 Standard- A tool for Environmental Sustainability

4min
pages 58-59

Demerara Bank Limited –Green Initiative

1min
page 57

Excel Logistics & Management Services – A Greener Today

2min
page 54

Tullow Oil Guyana- 2030 Net Zero Commitment

4min
pages 55-56

Eco Green Guyana- Providing Solutions for Coastal and Inland Erosion

6min
pages 52-53

Texila American University -Preparing and Improving Youths for the 21st Century

5min
pages 50-51

Bio Char the new Black Gold-Launch at COP26-Evolve Trading and Investment

4min
page 48

Chambers Green Economy Committee Members championing Environmental Stewardship

1min
page 49

Electric Vehicles Technology GEA Experience –Dr Mahender Sharma (GEA

6min
pages 45-47

Biomass Electricity Generation – Jessica Hatfield

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page 44

Alternatives to Fossil Fuels

1min
page 43

Mangrove Restoration- A Necessary Climate Mitigation Solution-Mark Ram & Shaleeza Shaw

5min
pages 40-42

Transition to Mercury Free Mining - Jimmy Reece (GGMC

6min
pages 38-39

Marine Litter - Ivana Thompson

4min
pages 29-30

Sanitation and Waste Management Programme for 2021 –Satrohan Nauth (MLGRD

6min
pages 31-32

Single Use Plastics - Shannia Persaud

5min
pages 33-35

Reducing Pollution with Electric Vehicles - Vanessa Williams

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pages 36-37

The Environmental Protection Agency- Saeed Hamid (EPA

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page 28

Protecting our Environment

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page 27

Vertical Kitchen Garden Project - GCCI Green Economy Committee

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pages 25-26

Volunteers Driving Environmental Protection -Seawalls & Beyond

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page 24

Community Activities Contributing to Sustainability

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page 19

Living Green - PYAGUY Youths

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Ana Correia – Sustainable Developmentalist

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pages 17-18

Seawall Coconut Tree Initiative -Shaam Outar

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page 20

Shannia Persaud – Environmental Scientist

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page 16

Messages

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The University of Guyana - Leading the Way in Global Environmental Studies

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pages 12-14

Message from the Honourable Mr Vickram Bharrat, Minister of Natural Resources

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page 8

Ivana Thompson – Aspiring Marine Biologist

3min
page 15

Promoting Global Environmental Studies

1min
page 11

Message from the Chairperson of the Green Economy Committee - Ms Shaleeza Shaw

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page 10

Message from the President, GCCI- Mr Timothy Tucker

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Terms of Reference of the Green Economy Committee

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