| Project Detail |
DESCRIPTIVE The Saint-Joseph School of Mana, emblematic of the town, was built in the 1920s. In 2009, the degradation of buildings gave rise to a peril of danger. The school was relocated to prefabs. Thanks to the financial support of AFD, the premises, abandoned for 10 years, will be rehabilitated. The school will thus find optimal reception conditions in the heart of the town of Mana. The works will last one and a half years, following 4 phases: demolition of a fence and an extension; rehabilitation of existing buildings, including masonry, carpentry, roofing, electricity, asbestos removal and carpentry; construction of nine sanitary blocks and courtyards; landscaping. Eventually, the school will have a surface of 1094 m 2 and will be able to accommodate 360 ??students in the heart of the village. IMPACTS Increase access to education in western Guyana Strengthen student safety and comfort Restore the heritage of the municipality of Mana 08/ 02/ 2019 Start date of the project 20 YEARS Duration of funding Education and formation sectors Community of Communes of Western Guyana Commune of Mana Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Cluny DAC State OGEC of the externship of Saint-Joseph de Cluny Guyanese Union of OGEC Cofinancier |
