‘Now People Understand Why They Should Get Toilets in Their Homes’ | World Toilet Day & Ghana
John Kojo Armah is the managing director of COMSANS sanitation services, a company that specializes in compost toilets.
COMSANS has been in business for a few years, and thanks to the support of the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area Sanitation and Water Project (GAMA), the company was able to expand, hire more workers, and build toilets quicker and more sustainably.
‘I Wake Up Knowing I Am Helping Create a Cleaner and Safer Ghana’ | World Toilet Day & Ghana
Samuel Gyabah is the founder of Samalex Solutions a social enterprise that produces micro-flush and bio-digester toilets. Through workshops and training from the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area Sanitation and Water Project (GAMA), Samuel has improved his technical ability, his relationship with workers, and their customer relationship.
‘More Jobs and Better Sanitation in Ghana: A Win-Win Situation’ | World Toilet Day & Ghana
Robert Quansah is the managing director of Daakyebi, a construction company in Accra, Ghana.
Having a Toilet in Our Home Is a Huge Relief for Me and My Family
To commemorate World Toilet Day (19 November 2021), the World Bank launched this set of five videos on the GPRBA-supported Greater Accra Metropolitan Area Sanitation and Water Project, featuring interviews
Output-Based Aid Sanitation Facility for Greater Accra in Ghana
This case study is part of a series to highlight project components that have enabled GPRBA to successfully deploy results-based finance (RBF) approaches for the provision of basic services to low-income communities,with efficiency, transparency and accountability.
Video: Solar-Powered Mini-Grids Bring Security and New Economic Opportunities in Ghana (3:11)
Ghana provides electricity for 83% of its population, the second highest rate in Sub-Saharan Africa, but connecting isolated areas to the grid has proved very difficult. The solution: investing in solar-powered mini-grids like this one, built with support from IDA, the World Bank Group's fund for the poorest.
