Potable Water For All Project
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The Rural Water Aid International seeks partnerships and donations to fund its Potable Water for All (PWFA) project, which aims to provide safe drinking water to communities in Ghana. The project involves installing water purification systems along with storage tanks and pipes at selected community sites. Training is also provided to local representatives on maintaining the systems. Over 3,000 children under 5 die annually from water-borne diseases in Ghana due to lack of access to clean water and sanitation, and the PWFA project seeks to address this issue and improve public health.
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