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 Anthony Gyamfi Amponsah is CWSA’s Community Relations Officer in Wassa Dunkwa, Western  Region

Learning paper

Professionalising water services in the rural water sub-sector of Ghana

A partnership to drive change

A collection of stories and reflections from Ghana, highlighting ongoing reforms and sector perspectives.

Authors
Abubakari Wumbei|Sára Bori
Member
Ghana
Resource type
Learning paper
Location
Ghana
Year
2025
Theme
Professionalisation
Tags
utility|utilities|utilities|rural water supply|rural areas
Publisher
IRC Ghana
CWSA initiated policy reforms in 2017 to transform into a public utility organisation responsible for the provision and management of small-town piped water systems. In 2021, Safe Water Network, IRC, and Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) created a partnership to assist in the reform, with funding from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. As the project is in its final year, and the reform enters a new phase, it is crucial to listen to perspectives from people involved at all levels and from all corners of the water sector in Ghana. This booklet tells stories of change and asks the questions that still remain.

Professionalising water services in the rural water sub-sector of Ghana: a partnership to drive change

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    Download the booklet with stories of change

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