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Your Neighbor's Tap Isn't Enough. What a Study in Ghana Reveals About Water Access, Time, and Affordability

Your Neighbor's Tap Isn't Enough. What a Study in Ghana Reveals About Water Access, Time, and Affordability

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When a household in an underserved community gets a piped water connection, do the neighbors benefit too? It's a common assumption, but new research from Accra, Ghana, suggests the answer is more complicated than most people think.


In this episode, you'll hear directly from four people involved in the study: Faustina Boachie, Chief Manager of the Low Income Customer Support Department at Ghana Water Limited; Haleemah Qureshi, Senior Research Manager at Aquaya Institute; Frederick Goddard, Senior Research Data Scientist at Aquaya Institute; and Liz Jordan, former Chief of Party of the USAID Urban WASH Project.


Read the full paper in PLOS Water: https://aquaya.org/benefits-of-piped-water-connections-in-accra-ghana/

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