How has WaterAid helped Ghana?
We’ve been getting clean water, decent toilets, and good hygiene to people across Ghana since 1985. We make sure the people left furthest behind benefit – those who are hardest to reach, and those who are being excluded by others.
What projects have WaterAid done?
WaterAid’s achievements
- We’ve reached 27 million people with clean water, 27 million with decent toilets and 20 million people with good hygiene .
- We work in 28 of the world’s poorest countries and have brought clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene to some of the hardest to reach communities.
How much clean water does Ghana have?
Ghana has made significant progress in providing basic water services at the national level. However, only 36 percent of people use a safely managed water source, while only 18 percent have access to at least basic sanitation.
How do I get involved in WaterAid?
There are several international fundraising events taking place throughout the year that you can get involved in. Alternatively, organise your own fundraising event for WaterAid and donate the proceeds online. Join the WaterAid team and help change lives around the world.
How many people in Ghana have no running water?
6 million people don’t have clean water. That’s 1 in 5 of the population.
Why does Ghana have a water crisis?
Due to rapid urbanization, more than 50% of the 2.1 million residents in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana lack a reliable household water source, often relying on unsafe water from vendors. A lack of safe drinking water and sanitation results in frequent and sometimes deadly water-borne illnesses.
Which African countries does WaterAid help?
Southern Africa
- Kingdom of eSwatini.
- Madagascar.
- Malawi.
- Mozambique.
- South Africa.
- Zambia.
What is WaterAid’s mission?
Mission statement WaterAid transforms lives by improving access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation in the world’s poorest communities. We work with partners and influence decision-makers to maximise our impact.
Who owns Ghana Water Company?
the state
Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) is a utility company, fully owned by the state responsible for potable water supply to all urban communities in Ghana.
Is there a water shortage in Ghana?
Does WaterAid have volunteers?
WaterAid’s Policy team may accept short-term, part-time volunteers for practical work experience opportunities, shadowing members of the team and assisting with ongoing tasks.
What do the employees of WaterAid do?
As a WaterAid employee, you will have access to: Our 24/7 free employee assistance helpline – including access to confidential counselling and lifestyle advice for you and your family. A range of paid or unpaid leave, including carer’s leave, compassionate leave and sabbatical leave.