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After nearly billion dollars spent, little seem to change with Accra floods
The Greater Accra Metropolitan Area Sanitation and Water Project focused on improving drainage infrastructure in flood-prone communities through new culverts and related interventions.
That means coordinating land use, drainage, sanitation, waste management and environmental protection across the entire basin rather than treating each issue separately.
The Water Resources Commission has long advocated integrated management of the basin through protection of riparian buffer zones, improved land-use planning, pollution control and stronger stakeholder participation.
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