Source: GhanaWeb A US$200m World Bank-sponsored Greater Accra Resilience and Integrated Development (GARID) project, which will provide long-term soft credit to government to address drainage and flood management infrastructure improvement in the capital city, is expected to commence in October. According to the Works and Housing Minister, Samuel Atta Akyea, government has replaced an earlier flood […]

source: Myjoyonline.com The World Bank is providing $100 million to Ghana to assist the country in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic. This $100 million will be made available to the government and the people of Ghana as short, medium and long-term support. This financing package includes $35 million in emergency support to help the country provide […]

Source: Daily Guide The Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources has announced its intention to construct a sanitary landfill facility, two Transfer Stations and cap two major dump-sites at Abokobi and Agbogbloshie (Old Fadama). According to the Ministry, it will be utilizing an amount of $ 43 million to finance these activities under the solid […]

source: afrik21 The Government of Ghana has recently approved the use of a line of credit opened by the International Development Association (IDA), a subsidiary of the World Bank. It is intended for the implementation of a sanitation and drainage project in the city of Accra. In order to improve sanitation conditions and especially floodwater […]

Source: CitiNewsRoom The Chief Executive of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, Mohammed Nii Adjei Sowah says the Greater Accra Resilience and Integrated Development Project which was launched earlier this year will help deal with the problem of flooding in the capital when fully implemented. He said the project will improve flood risk management and solid waste management […]