Guyana’s Low-Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) is supporting new economic activity at St. Cuthbert’s Mission in Pakuri, with a $10 million cassava mill nearing completion along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway. According to reports, the project is funded through the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs’ 2023 capital budget, with additional assistance provided under the LCDS. The cassava mill is reported to be about 95% complete. The outlets say the facility is expected to help create jobs and expand local production opportunities connected to cassava processing. While both sources focus on the same development, they describe the key elements similarly: the mill’s location near the Soesdyke-Linden Highway, its total project cost, the roles of the Amerindian Affairs ministry funding and LCDS support, and the current construction progress. The reporting does not provide further details on commissioning timelines or the number of jobs expected, beyond indicating that employment opportunities are part of the project’s goal.