“WPA is disappointed at the government’s retreat from using the household as the unit to distribute the proposed cash transfer. It betrays a lack of seriousness and a callous disregard for basic economic praxis,” the WPA said in a statement on Monday.
President, Dr. Irfaan Ali, last Wednesday, announced that instead of the $200,000 one-off cash grant per household, the government would be proceeding with the $100,000 one-off cash grant initiative which would be more beneficial to Guyanese given that some households might have had internal conflicts, among other things.
President, Dr. Irfaan Ali, last Wednesday, announced that instead of the $200,000 one-off cash grant per household, the government would be proceeding with the $100,000 one-off cash grant initiative which would be more beneficial to Guyanese given that some households might have had internal conflicts, among other things.