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Theme: Building inclusive and resilient Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) systems to reach the unserved.
Hon. Dr. Freda Akosua Prempeh
Inadequate access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services has serious implications for: health, wealth and dignity. Yet, access to WASH services is generally inadequate, mostly in developing countries (WHO/UNICEF 2020).
Even where is adequate access to WASH services, several challenges threaten the sustainability of such systems. There are also vast disparities across localities, regions, and socio-economic groups.
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Prof. Simon Adinkrah Mariwah
Solidarity message delivered by the reigning Child Sanitation Diplomat, Adjoa Gyakoa Appiah-Kubi, at the 34th Edition of the Annual Mole WASH Conference Series held at Jirapa in the Upper West Region on Monday, 30th October 2023, on behalf of Ghanaian Children
Adjoa Gyakoa Appiah-Kubi
We aim to unite our collective efforts, harness the power of collaboration, and find lasting solutions to the most pressing issues in water and sanitation. Our coalition has been working tirelessly to bring attention to critical issues in the water, sanitation, and hygiene sector in Ghana and beyond. Our mission is to "work with citizens and relevant stakeholders to influence policies, remove barriers and promote access to safe water, improved sanitation, hygiene and livelihoods, especially for the poor and vulnerable." Over the last three decades, CONIWAS members have made tremendous contributions to WASH delivery, innovations, research, advocacy, monitoring, evaluation, and learning resulting in safe WASH delivery.
Ms Beata Awinpoka Akanyani
The Mole XXXIV conference on Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene is an annual convening platform that brings together state and non-state actors, including institutions and individuals onto one forum to assess and discuss issues affecting the sector.
Sankana Naa, Naa Pagran-nege Saakoe Mornah III
CONIWAS would build on the unique opportunity for engaging Parliamentary Select Committee on Works and Housing to promote budgetary allocations to related sectors of WASH, Health, and Education through cross-sectoral and system strengthening approaches. CONIWAS will continuously play advocacy role with Ministry of Finance to ensure timely and adequate release of allocated funds.
Mr. Kofi Biscoff
Lack of safe drinking water and proper sanitation contribute to the spread of diseases and hinder socio-economic development. Addressing these challenges requires innovative and sustainable approaches prioritizing universal access, behavior change, and efficient management models.
Alberto Wilde
A WASH system refers to all the social, technical, institutional, environmental and financial factors, actors, motivations and interactions that influence WASH service delivery in a given context.
Festus B. Fofie
Actively seeking funding partnerships as well as aerial imagery partnerships as we look to scale this Toolkit to assist other users world-wide
Safe Water Resilience
A call to action for ALL to achieve universal access to hand hygiene (including the most vulnerable and poorest communities).
A WHO/UNICEF initiative supported by other partners at global level.
Charles Nachinab
The circular economy is a system where materials never become waste and nature is regenerated. In a circular economy, products and materials are kept in circulation through processes like maintenance, reuse, refurbishment, remanufacture, recycling, and composting.
Abena N. Asomaning
Emerging policy goals: climate change, environmental sustainability, gender and inclusion, Emergencies and Disasters, poverty, subsidy, informal workers among others
Presentation Reviewing the ESP to reflect the aspirations of WASH Partners
Mr. Kweku Quansah
To pay a working visit to the affected district and assess the situation to enable the Ministry and Partners to facilitate the mobilisation of appropriate WASH related support to the affected persons.
WinE Akosombo Dam Spillage Issues and Actions for WASH sector MOLE34 _MSRW ^0 CONIWAS
Esi Boni-Morkla
Access to drinking water is improving, but there are high levels of microbial and chemical contamination partly due to overreliance on traditional approaches to water quality management.
Godwin Armstrong Duku
The lack of proper sanitation and waste treatment services cause massive threats to public health and the environment for millions of people living in poor and non-sewered urban areas.
Prosper Ayande
The lack of WASH services compromises the ability to provide safe and quality care.
Provision of health care, like any other human activity, waste is generated.
BANTIU CABRAL VWAWOJEI
We are committed to ensuring that residents in LIUCs have sustainable access to safely managed water services through affordable financing options, equitable and innovative solutions, community engagement, enhanced partnerships, and knowledge management.
LICSD - Subsidised Connection Model
Mrs. Faustina Boachie
COMMUNIQUÉ ISSUED AT THE END OF THE ANNUAL MOLE XXXIV WASH CONFERENCE ORGANIZED BY THE COALITION OF NGOs IN WATER AND SANITATION (CONIWAS)AND PARTNERS FROM 30th TO 2nd NOVEMBER 2023 AT ROYAL COSBY HOTEL, JIRAPA, UPPER WEST REGION.
Mrs. Basilia Nanbigne
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