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A boy kicks the ball hard to score a goal, in a game of soccer on the beach.

Briefing note

From commitments to action: financing equitable WASH services in Ghana

On the urgent need for increased investment and smarter financial strategies to strengthen WASH systems

Briefing note on urgent need for increased investment and smarter financial strategies to strengthen WASH systems

Authors
Veronica Ayi-Bonte|Basilia Nanbigne|Beata Awinpoka-Akanyani|Anita Djandoh
Member
Ghana
Resource type
Briefing note
Location
Ghana
Year
2025
Theme
Finance
Tags
gender|finance|equity|advocacy
Publisher
CONIWAS, IRC Ghana
Publication place
Accra
This briefing note contains advocacy messages on increasing funding for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in Ghana and ensuring equitable distribution of existing funds. These messages have been developed based on reports on budget and expenditure analysis for the period 2020, 2021 and 2022.

From commitments to action: financing equitable WASH services in Ghana

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