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An Overview Of The Rural Water And Sanitation Sub Sector By The Chief Executive Of CWSA Ing. Worlanyo Kwadjo Siabi (MV) At The Opening Ceremony Of 2017 CWSA Review Conference Held On 8th May 2017 At Noda Hotel Fumesua Kumasi In The Ashanti Region.

At the just ended CWSA 2017 Review Conference, the Chief Executive Ing. Worlanyo Kwadjo Siabi gave a comprehensive overview of the sanitation and water resources sub sector during the opening ceremony. He informed the participants that the theme for CWSA 2017 Review Conference is; “Rural Water and Sanitation Services Provision: Current Role of CWSA, Gaps and the Way Forward for Effective and Sustainable Delivery” and explained the thrust of the conference as follow;

To agree as a sector on policy shifts and reforms required within the CWSA to ensure that it becomes strong enough to protect investments made in the sector.
To solicit support for the implementations of the reforms and new policies.

2017 CWSA Review Conference

MAY, 8TH -12TH 2017

NODA HOTEL, FUMESUA NEAR KUMASI, ASHANTI REGION

THEME: “RURAL WATER AND SANITATION SERVICES PROVISION; CURRENT ROLE OF CWSA, GAPS AND THE WAY FORWARD FOR EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE DELIVERY”

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Annual Report - 2014

CWSA Cummulative Achievements from 1994 to December 2014

CWSA Cummulative Achievements from 1994 to December 2014

System type	2013 Performance	Cummulative 1994 - 2013	2014 Performance (Q1-Q4)	Cummulative 1994 - 2014
A. EFFICIENCY AND PRODUCTIVITY INDICATORS
i) Water Systems
Boreholes – new	635	15,231	513	15,744
Hand dug wells – new	25	1,553	0	1,553
Solar Pumps Installed -new	175	175	139	314
Total – new water points	835	16,959	652	17,611

Small Communities pipes – new	10	69	0	69
Small Towns pipes – new	14	434	10	444
Limited Mechanisation Systems	27	56	3	59
GWCL Piped Connections	15	15	0	15
Total – new pipe systems	66	574	13	587

Hand dug wells – rehab	-	100	-	100
Boreholes – rehab	94	4,232	0	4,232
Conversions	-	4,230	-	4,230
Total – rehabilitation	94	8,562	0	8,562

ii) Sanitation
Household latrines	0	67,253	2,538	69,791
Institutional latrines (KVIP)	60	4,252	571	4,823
Total – latrines	60	71,505	3,109	74,614

B. DYNAMIC INDICATORS
Stakeholders
i) Districts
Districts in Program	181	181	190	190
Environmental Health Assistants	85	333	118	451

ii) Communities
Communities in Program	613	22,027	647	22,674
WSMTs (Point source) formed	502	23,124	1,883	25,007
WSMTs(PS) trained	47	1,437	83	1,520

iii) Private Sector Capacity Building
Area mechanics	0	1,913	116	2,029
Pump caretakers	376	29,356	747	30,103
Latrine artisans	95	5,286	108	5,394
Small Town Operators in Place	1	566	1	566

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