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-- Select an Africare Country -- Angola Benin Burkina Faso Burundi C.A.R. Cape Verde Chad Cote d’Ivoire DR Congo Egypt Eritrea Ethiopia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Kenya Lesotho Liberia Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Rwanda Senegal Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa South Sudan Tanzania The Gambia Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe -- Select an Africare Country --
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COUNTRY OFFICE:
Emmanuel Dzameshie
Field Coordinator
Africare/Ghana
Box HH 92
Hohoe
Republic of Ghana
Phone: +233 36 272 0616
Email: africare.ghana@gmail.com
CONTACT AFRICARE HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Africare began operations in Ghana in 1989.
Since that time, Africare/Ghana has invested approximately $2.69 million through projects addressing…
Success in GhanaUsing a generous donation from United States President Barack Obama, Africare/Ghana successfully facilitated the emergence of a sanitation market in four communities, where 80% of people had previously been dissatisfied with the quality of their water and 90% of the population shared a latrine with up to 30 people. Africare supported community-built infrastructure investments to improve access to clean water.
Also, Africare trained masons to construct low-cost, ventilated latrines while facilitating a community led behavior change campaign to increase knowledge of the benefits of clean water and sanitation practices. By the project’s end in 2011, more than 80 latrines had been constructed, and communities were well on their way to closing their sanitation gap.
In the ongoing Sustainable Food Security and Environmental Health Project, Africare’s Steering Committee concept of internal project governance comprising all project stakeholders has won the admiration of the donor, the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, and has ensured sustainability and capacity building in project implementation. Africare/Ghana achieved the project target of benefiting 30,000 farmers directly and indirectly in 18 months, a year and a half ahead of schedule.
Check out the blog, or the related content to your left, to see more examples of Africare success in Ghana.
Terms of Use
Map
COUNTRY OFFICE:
Emmanuel Dzameshie
Field Coordinator
Africare/Ghana
Box HH 92
Hohoe
Republic of Ghana
Phone: +233 36 272 0616
Email: africare.ghana@gmail.com
CONTACT AFRICARE HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Africare began operations in Ghana in 1989.
Since that time, Africare/Ghana has invested approximately $2.69 million through projects addressing…
- Agriculture & Food Security
- HIV & AIDS
- Malaria Control
- Maternal and Child Health
- Nutrition
- School Construction and Electrification
- Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
- Women’s Empowerment
Success in GhanaUsing a generous donation from United States President Barack Obama, Africare/Ghana successfully facilitated the emergence of a sanitation market in four communities, where 80% of people had previously been dissatisfied with the quality of their water and 90% of the population shared a latrine with up to 30 people. Africare supported community-built infrastructure investments to improve access to clean water.
Also, Africare trained masons to construct low-cost, ventilated latrines while facilitating a community led behavior change campaign to increase knowledge of the benefits of clean water and sanitation practices. By the project’s end in 2011, more than 80 latrines had been constructed, and communities were well on their way to closing their sanitation gap.
In the ongoing Sustainable Food Security and Environmental Health Project, Africare’s Steering Committee concept of internal project governance comprising all project stakeholders has won the admiration of the donor, the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, and has ensured sustainability and capacity building in project implementation. Africare/Ghana achieved the project target of benefiting 30,000 farmers directly and indirectly in 18 months, a year and a half ahead of schedule.
Check out the blog, or the related content to your left, to see more examples of Africare success in Ghana.
