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The Greater Guyana Initiative
We’re committed to capacity development, sustainable economic growth, and building prosperous communities — working with and for Guyana.
Partners in a
Prosperous Future
The Greater Guyana Initiative is a partnership between the Stabroek Block co-venturers—ExxonMobil Guyana, Hess Guyana Exploration, and CNOOC Petroleum Guyana—and the People of Guyana. This collaboration invests in our communities, develops the local workforce, and builds human capacity. By advancing education and improving healthcare, we contribute to sustainable economic diversification, supporting a prosperous and growing Guyana.
OUr focus
The Greater Guyana Initiative is dedicated to empowering the Guyanese workforce, driving sustainable economic development. Through Education and Training, Economic Development, and Health, we strengthen local talent, boost business competitiveness, and lay the groundwork for lasting growth.
By partnering with national leaders, local communities, and the private sector, we ensure our efforts align with Guyana’s evolving priorities, creating lasting impact and sustainable progress.
Implementing Partners
University of Guyana
Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc.
The Consultancy Group
Guyana Marine Conservation Society
Council for TVET
Centre for Local Business Development
Recover
Project New Nation
Region Ten Tourism Committee
3+ Years of Impact
Here’s what we’ve accomplished so far
Projects under all GGI Core Areas
25
Joint Initiatives
250,000+
Lives Positively Impacted
10
Project Regions
"This project is directly contributing to the 25 by 2025 agenda. Every pound of chicken that is grown here, every egg that is produced here reduces imports. We are directly substituting imported chicken and eggs with local produce."
Timothy McintoshCo-project Coordinator - TCJ 
“They really have funded some very wide-ranging projects, that go from people who are nine yrs-old in the RASSR project, all the way up to students, to the infrastructure parts, as well as the lectures part. I think that without their kind of support over the last few years, we would have really not been able achieve a lot of the things that we’ve been doing”
Prof. Paloma Mohamed-Martin Vice-Chancellor, University of Guyana 
“I was able to buy my transportation, my little electric bike, by working with them. And I was able to improve my life and my children’s education, helping my family.”
Sumentra LewisHatchery Manager 
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