Many rural communities in Ghana are counted as having water access, yet still lack the reliable, professionally managed service needed for exclusive use, leaving an estimated 4 million people beyond the reach of consistently managed public water utilities.
Savannah Region
Wodomebra, a remote community of about 100 residents, previously relied on an unsafe seasonal dugout and faced frequent disruptions even after receiving a treatment center in 2020 — during dry periods, operators hauled water from Salaga at significant cost.
Through Saha’s Utility Model and the Komlori water-transportation program, the community now has consistent, year-round access to affordable safe water, benefiting both residents and neighbouring customers.
Yariga Bator has been home to Celestine, Naomi, and Aku for more than two decades,…
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Yalu Akura is a remote farming community located deep within the agricultural lands beyond Ntewusuae…
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Salamatu is a mother of seven who lives in Chani, a remote village in northern…
Read moreThe treated water is pure water so we are also enjoying city living because we now welcome our
visitors with clean water.
Provide the mandate and standards for Saha’s rural water services. National ministries and government agencies work with Saha to deliver safe, reliable water to last-mile communities across Ghana.
Partner with usSaha's model has been identified by our Ministry and several District Assemblies as a critical component in achieving universal access under Ghana's SDG 6.1 commitments. Their inclusion in the Ahafo Regional WASH Master Plan and participation in government-led costing frameworks exemplify how closely aligned they are with national systems thinking.
Enable and oversee local delivery. District assemblies coordinate implementation, support WATSAN committees, allocate local resources, and ensure services meet national standards.
Partner with usThe Municipal Assembly acknowledges and deeply appreciates Saha Global's collaborative approach, which has involved partnering with local leaders, stakeholders, and technical teams to ensure the sustainability of interventions.
Invest in Saha to establish and expand utility-grade water services in last-mile communities, strengthening operational systems, guaranteeing service continuity, and generating real-time performance data
Partner with usThe Conrad N. Hilton Foundation values our partnership with Saha which contributes to achieving our overall objective of providing reliable, sustainable, and affordable safe water services to 5.2 million people in rural areas. Through this partnership, Saha works on building a utility-grade rural water service in last-mile rural communities in Ghana anchored in approved government’s frameworks.
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