On 8th July 2024, World Vision Ghana, in collaboration with the Asutifi North District Assembly, organized an event to assess and enhance water accessibility in the district. This initiative is part of World Vision’s broader commitment to improving water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in Ghana, with a focus on ensuring that every household has access to clean and safe water by 2030. The event included the presentation of findings from recent assessments, the inauguration of new water facilities, and discussions on strategies to improve water accessibility in the district.
The Asutifi North District, in Ghana, faces significant challenges in ensuring equitable access to safe drinking water. The partnership between World Vision Ghana and the District Assembly aims to address these challenges by implementing sustainable water projects and engaging communities in managing water resources effectively.
Remarks from the Co-ordinating Director: Issues concerning Kenyasi No.2 water system. A new approach to the Kenyasi 2 Water system.
Rebel the term leader commented on the issue of the water system thus, solar powered water system and hand pump water system in the District. Phase 1 has been achieved in the accessibility of the water system.
Phase 2 is to improve upon the Operationalization of the water system and financial services. Improve upon the operationalization of the whole system including Kenyasi No. 2 systems. He also applauds the commitment of the District, He concluded the K2 system will be looked at and addressed it properly.
The professionalization of the water system. The procurement process is adopting LED activities.
A representative from World Vision Ghana outlined the organization’s commitment to improving WASH services in Ghana and shared an overview of the specific projects being implemented in the Asutifi North District. The representative emphasized the need for community involvement and sustainable management practices to ensure the longevity of the water facilities.
The World Vision Ghana water accessibility initiative in the Asutifi North District Assembly has made significant strides in improving access to clean and safe water for residents. By addressing infrastructure gaps, enhancing community capacity, and promoting sustainable water management practices, the initiative has laid a strong foundation for achieving universal access to safe water in the district.
Ongoing collaboration between World Vision Ghana, the Asutifi North District Assembly, and other stakeholders will be critical in sustaining these gains and expanding access to water services for all communities. With continued efforts to address challenges, such as maintenance and resource limitations, and by leveraging innovative solutions, the district can achieve its goal of ensuring that every household has access to safe and reliable water by 2030.