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Chairman of the National Task Force Committee (NTFC),Wholesale Authentic Jerseys, Retired Major General Joseph Singh revealed yesterday that the Draft Restoration Plan for Phase 1 under the “Project Restore Guyana” has been submitted to the Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson.The NTFC was set in motion earlier this year to monitor the extent of approved work executed by agencies, and is made up of six committees: for drainage, public consultations, solid waste disposal, Urban and Rural upgrading,Fernando Rodney Jersey, welfare management; for the homeless, mentally challenged and the addicted.Singh has assured that the Commission would not sit and wait, as he pointed out that there are still projects being undertaken.In his address, he revealed that the Commission has held up its end in honouring their commitment to the government, and the next step would be to review their proposal which would be a reflection of what Cabinet would be prepared to move forward with.“The Commission is on track,Andre Branch Dolphins Jersey, we have honoured the timeline which Cabinet required…The next steps will be the review of what we have put forward in the draft report and through Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson, to receive feedback from Cabinet. Not only their assessment, but what they intend to pursue based on funds available,Artemi Panarin Jersey, time available… because some of it involves legislation, matters to be tabled in Parliament, and based on that outcome,Brad Richards Red Wings Jersey, review our plans for the first half of next year,Deion Jones Falcons Jersey,” Singh said.With regard to the Disaster Risk Reduction team which recently visited from Holland to lend their expertise on Guyana’s drainage system, Singh pointed out that the team made several recommendations after visiting all the sluices and outfalls from Meadowbank to Liliendaal. They also conducted an aerial survey from Pomeroon to Skeldon and the conservancies.“The recommendations were tabled at the wrap-up session on the 26th of November and we expect that they can have their report to their Dutch government on the 15th of December. The Government of Guyana should be in receipt of their final report with their recommendations by the end of this year or early January,” Singh stated.Singh also said that there was a meeting between a representative of UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) and the NTFC, and they spoke about a pilot project involving the recycling of cardboard which makes up a “substantial percentage of waste”.He continued that this undertaking would require the need of both manual and mechanical compacters and working with the Private Sector Commission (PSC), UNESCO and potential partners, he hopes to acquire these.