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Amerindian communities in Guyana are reaping benefits from the government's Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) Carbon Credits Funds, which support local projects and job creation. A new guest house in Waramuri aims to provide stable employment for residents, while Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Sarah Shadeek-Browne, highlighted the importance of ensuring transparency and accountability in community leadership. The LCDS currently supports 248 Amerindian villages, emphasizing the interconnected prosperity of Guyana and its Indigenous communities.