SDG 6 · Clean water and sanitation
WASH & Community Borehole Water Project
A major ongoing intervention in Ketu North serves four communities: Gbegbekofe, Torgbeve, Anfoeto, and Bedikofe.
Project aims
- Supplying clean and accessible drinking water
- Eradicating water-borne diseases
- Supporting hygiene and sanitation
- Easing the burden for women and girls who have to walk long distances to fetch water
Rotary partnership and Global Grant
PAHAM is pursuing a Rotary International Global Grant with the Rotary Club of Accra Ridge as host club in District 9104. We welcome international partner clubs who would like to join the project as international sponsors.
Impact: Healthier communities, improved school attendance for girls, improved quality of life.
How a borehole comes to life
- 1
Community sourcing
Communities identify need and commit to long-term stewardship of the water point.
- 2
Mechanised borehole
Drilling, pump installation, and storage bring safe water within easy reach of homes.
- 3
Sanitation training
WASH education embeds hygiene practices and encourages women's leadership in water management.
- 4
Community impact
Reduced waterborne disease, less time spent fetching water, and more hours in school for girls.
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