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Washington, D.C. (April 2, 2005) – Counterpart International in collaboration with the Guyana Embassy in Washington, D.C., the Pan-American Development Foundation (PADF) and Humanity First USA has helped deliver three containers of medical supplies, valued at US $700,000, to those affected by the recent floods in Guyana.

Georgetown, Guyana, September 16, 2005, (CARICOM Secretariat) - Foreign Ministers of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and United States Secretary of State Dr. Condoleeza Rice held discussions on 14 September, 2005, in the margins of the High Level Segment of the 60th Session of the UN General Assembly.

Georgetown, October 18,2005 (Guyana Chronicle)-The Army was last night deployed to flood-hit areas on the East Coast and West Coast Demerara as an emergency precautionary measure to assist residents forced to evacuate by water that swamped sections of the coast from breached sea defences.

President Bharrat Jagdeo called in the Army after visiting badly-hit communities on the East Coast and instructed that the operation be widened when he and Guyana Defence Force Chief-of-Staff Brigadier Edward Collins joined Prime Minister Sam Hinds touring affected areas on the West Coast Demerara.

Georgetown, October 19, 2005 (Guyana Chronicle) - President Bharrat Jagdeo has authorised the release of $200M to urgently mend sections of fragile sea defences on the East and West Coast Demerara smashed by unprecedented severe waves that pounded the coast after midnight Sunday.

Georgetown, Guyana (Stabroek News) - Dec 20th 2005 - Disaster risk management stakeholders are being urged to think outside the box and move from strictly responding to disasters to their prevention and mitigation.