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Food Restaurant Licence

July 15, 2018 in Forms

Persons who require a Food Restaurant Licence must complete the application form provided.

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Transitioning to National Energy Security: Bartica as a model green town

July 16, 2018

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Contract #29/2017-Household Survey Data

September 19, 2018
Contract #29/2017-Presentation (2) on the Household Socio-economic and Energy Use Baseline Survey

September 19, 2018
Contract #29/2017-Presentation (1) on the Household Socio-economic and Energy Use Baseline Survey

September 19, 2018
Contract #29/2017-Presentation on key findings of the Household Socio-economic and Energy Use Survey

September 19, 2018

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About Bartica

Bartica is a small Town situated on the Essequibo River, 80 km inland from the Atlantic Ocean. It is perfectly nestled at the confluence of the Essequibo, Cuyuni and Mazaruni rivers bounded north-east by the Essequibo River, south by a forest that begins at Dogg Point Road and west by the Mazaruni River.

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