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Improving access to drinking water: 800,000 residents in Ashanti Region to benefit from water project

“This Project will bring clean, efficient, and safe water solutions into communities showing that access to safe drinking water can be pursued not only as a development action, but also as climate action” he said.
More than 800,000 residents in 269 rural communities in the Ashanti Region are expected to benefit from a climate-smart water purification project aimed at improving access to safe drinking water.
In addition to climate mitigation, the project aims to support improved access to safe drinking water, sustainable rural infrastructure, and broader sustainable development benefits for participating communities.
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