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IRC Ghana

IRC Ghana

Accra, Ghana
IRC is an international think tank actively building strong water, sanitation and hygiene systems – from the bottom up and the top down. We exist to support countries to build strong local and national services, underpinned by resilient systems, that transform lives and build equity, justice and opportunity for all. Website; www.ircwash.org
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UNICEF GHANA

Accra, Ghana
UNICEF operates globally to assist the most vulnerable children, advocating for their rights and providing support across 190 countries. As the largest vaccine provider, they address health, nutrition, water, sanitation, education, and protection against violence. During emergencies, UNICEF offers on-the-ground aid. Non-political and impartial, they relentlessly defend children's rights and well-being, never wavering in their commitment.

Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources

Accra, Ghana
The Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources (MSWR), established in January 2017, operates under the Office of the Head of Civil Service, playing a vital role in national, regional, and global sanitation and water efforts. It aims to enhance Ghanaians' living standards by promoting safe water, sanitation, and hygiene practices, along with sustainable water resource management.

Coalition of NGOs in Water and Sanitation (CONIWAS)

Accra, Ghana
CONIWAS is a coalition of NGOs in Ghana, focused on water resource management and sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene services. Committed to providing potable water and improved sanitation with hygiene promotion, it aims to ensure access for all citizens, particularly the poor and marginalized, emphasizing timely and sufficient supply.

WaterAid Ghana

Accra, Ghana

Community Water and Sanitation (CWSA)

Accra, Ghana
Established in response to low rural water supply coverage, Ghana's Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA) originated from the Rural Water Department within the Ghana Water and Sewerage Corporation. Launched in 1994 as part of the National Community Water and Sanitation Programme, CWSA focuses on decentralized rural water and sanitation provision, promoting safe drinking water.
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