From natural wonders to economic powerhouses, WIN will unlock Guyana’s full potential while ensuring every citizen shares in the prosperity.

Building a Thriving Guyana for All

Guyana’s future should be defined by shared prosperity, world-class tourism, and economic policies that uplift every citizen. Under WIN, we will transform our natural wealth into real opportunities for families, businesses, and communities — all while preserving our culture, environment, and heritage.

Unlocking Tourism Potential

Turning Guyana into a World-Class Destination

Guyana’s rich culture, pristine rainforests, historic architecture, and diverse wildlife position us as a global eco-tourism hotspot. WIN’s policies will modernize infrastructure, protect the environment, and attract sustainable investment.

Proposed Initiatives

  • Restoration

    Restoration of Georgetown’s Colonial Buildings — e.g., Stabroek Market.

  • Garden City Project

    Revive green spaces and beautification programs.

  • Clean & Green" Campaign

    Nationwide clean-up and environmental awareness drives.

  • Solid Waste Management Act

    Strict enforcement and recycling programs.

  • Tourism Infrastructure Development

    Better roads, signage, and heritage site upgrades.

  • Eco-Tourism Partnerships

    Work with Indigenous communities to create authentic tourism experiences.

Prosperity for All — Economic Development Plan

    • Public assistance from $22,000 → $50,000.

    • HIV & cancer support from $14,000 → $30,000.

    • Old-age pension from $41,000 → $100,000.

    • 'Thrive Grant' for schoolchildren: $55,000, $30,000, $15,000 per term.

    • Annual Conditional Cash Transfers funded by natural resources.

    • Reduce PAYE from 25% → 20%.

    • Income tax threshold raised to $200,000/month.

    • Reduce VAT from 14% → 10%.

    • Engage private sector to raise minimum wage.

    • Renegotiate ExxonMobil PSA for fairer terms.

    • Publish all extractive contracts on a public portal.

    • Apply strict ring-fencing rules to all oil blocks.

    • Transparent tracking of oil revenue spending.

    • Prioritize Guyanese workers in all major projects.

    • Establish an Inclusive Economic Council (business, labour, Indigenous, youth, civil society).

    • Ensure EITI reporting compliance & deadlines.

Social Development that Fuels the Economy

Initiatives:

  • Rebuild the Palms Geriatric Home & create senior care facilities in all regions.

  • 500-person Homeless Shelter with rehabilitation services.

  • Vagrant-Free Streets Program with reintegration plans.

  • Workforce skills development programs tied to industry needs.

Environmental Sustainability for Economic Growth

Initiatives:

  • Waste-to-energy pilot projects.

  • National recycling & upcycling incentives.

  • Removal of derelict vehicles from roadways.

  • Climate resilience plans for tourism sites and industries.

Guyana’s wealth belongs to its people.

Tourism and economic development must benefit every family, not just a few