Water Access and Water Efficiency for Low-Income Urban Areas in Ghana

About this project

The project is based on a simple logic that there is a willingness to pay for water services if the barriers to connection affordability (fees and tariffs) and water quality and reliability, can be addressed. Quality, efficient, and reliable water services responsive to the socio-economic context will lead to increased use by all (including low-income families), better cost recovery, profitability, and sustainability. This, in turn, will improve public health and productivity and enhance socio-economic development for everyone, including women and girls. Project interventions will mainly target households in northern Ghana close to established water infrastructure, where people without access often rely on poor quality water from boreholes or tubewells, where the supply is vulnerable to climate change.

Published by

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark · Government

Countries

Ghana

Sectors

I.4. Water supply and sanitation

Funded by

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark

Published by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 3 Nov 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-DAC-3-1-289688.

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