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Man folding arms at the Community Water and Sanitation Agency Esiama water system

Project report

Rural water utilisation project

State of water services in the Western Region : Ghana report

Findings on water infrastructure and services in Western Ghana supporting sector strengthening.

Authors
Community Water and Sanitation Agency|Ghana Statistical Service
Member
Ghana
Resource type
Project report
Location
Ghana
Year
2023
Theme
Professionalisation
Tags
water utilities|utilities|utilities|service provider|service level|rural water supply
Publisher
Ghana Statistical Service, IRC Ghana, Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA
Publication language
English
Publication place
Accra

This report presents the findings of a mapping conducted by the Ghana Statistical Service. It gives a comprehensive overview on water infrastructure (piped systems and handpumps), services and stakeholders in the Western Region (Ghana) and aims to support sector strengthening and learning, a key element of supporting the Community Water and Sanitation Agency's (CWSA) change journey. Better communications around the progress of CWSA’s development into a utility is expected to support increased collaboration and understanding amongst WASH stakeholders in Ghana. These insights are therefore crucial for building and strengthening systems that ensure a financially sustainable and effective rural water service model. A briefing note was developed based on this report.

  • Rural water utilisation project: state of water services in the Western Region, Ghana | PDF
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