What is the relationship between women, water, and Ghana? Something surprisingly impactful ...

In Ghana, the quest for clean water predominantly falls on women, impacting their health, education, and economic opportunities. The daily journey for water is time-consuming and physically taxing, often limiting girls' access to education and women's participation in income-generating activities.

Yet, there's a silver lining. Initiatives involving women in water management decisions are making strides. By leveraging women's unique perspectives, community water systems become more efficient, and women find new opportunities for leadership and income.

Success stories abound, from community-based water purification systems managed by women to international collaborations fostering sustainable water solutions. These efforts not only improve water access but also empower women, driving social and economic development.

The message is clear: empowering women in water management isn't just about access to water—it's about unlocking potential and transforming communities.

That's why we are so proud about supporting initiatives like Water4Ghana vzw. Because we believe that it contributes to healthier, more equitable communities. In this case in Ghana.