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Poor sanitation imposes a significant cost to households, in particular to those in low-income areas, leading to individual costs of at least $12 year.
The GAMA Sanitation and Water Project for Ghana is World Bank grant of US$150 million to support the Government of Ghana’s efforts to increase access to improved sanitation and improved water supply in the GAMA, with emphasis on low-income communities and to strengthen management of environmental sanitation in the GAMA.
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Urban Sanitation
Increasing numbers of urban dwellers in GAMA, compounded with strong economic growth, has led to rising solid waste generation.
Improved Sanitation and Water Supply
Increased access to improved health, sanitation, and water supply thereby reducing infant mortality rate and improving access to water supply and sanitation.
The Maiden Edition of the WASH Channel Telecast
This Channel was inititated by the Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources through the GAMA-SWP to discuss sanitation and water related issues in the country. The maiden edition presents the GAMA-SWP project coordinator Ing. George Aseidu interviewed by Naa Atwe. Watch and share.
World Bank Country Director calls on Sanitation and Water Resources Minister
The Country Director of the World Bank Office in Ghana, Mr Pierre Jean Laporte, has called on the Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources as part of a supervisory mission on the implementation of the GAMA Sanitation and Water Project, the Sustainable Rural Water and Sanitation Project (SRWSP), and the Greater Accra Resilient and Integrated […]
What is GAMA Sanitation and Water Project?
The GAMA Sanitation and Water Project for Ghana is World Bank grant of US$150 million to support the Government of Ghana’s efforts to increase access to improved sanitation and improved water supply in the GAMA, with emphasis on low-income communities and to strengthen management of environmental sanitation in the GAMA.
The project has four components.
- The first component is the provision of environmental sanitation and water supply services to priority low-income areas of the GAMA.
- The second component is improvement and expansion of the water distribution network in the GAMA.
- The third component is planning, improvement, and expansion of GAMA-wide environmental sanitation services and;
- the fourth component is the institutional strengthening of municipal, metropolitan and national institutions.
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The call to nature unites us all, however depending on where we live, it might be impossible for us to dispose of it, we are here to make that possible.
To achieve the SDGs, we need everyone’s poo to take a 4-step journey: containment, transport, treatment, and disposal or reuse.
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