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despite oil boom and govt development claims guyana tops brain drain list ahead of crisis hit nations undp 2026 report
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- Guyana ranks 12th globally and 4th in Latin America/Caribbean for brain drain in 2023 UNDP report.
- Brain drain score of 8.2/10, highest in South America, surpassing Venezuela and Suriname.
- Nearly 90% of Guyanese with tertiary education emigrate to the Global North.
- Driven by poor quality-of-life and inadequate social protections despite economic growth.
- Guyana also receives Venezuelan migrants, creating a 'revolving door' pattern.