Ghana news briefing
World Vision, Hilton Foundation commission water system for 7,000 residents to end water crisis

Wamisho emphasised that this specific project brings a safe, reliable, and sustainable water supply to potentially more than 7,000 residents, adding that World Vision is working to connect 200 individual households directly to the system, driven by the firm belief that strategic collaboration acts as a catalyst for greater community impact.
Hilton Foundation’s Safe Water Initiative, extended his gratitude to the municipal assembly and local stakeholders for reposing their trust in World Vision and its partners.
Speaking at the ceremony, Robel Wamisho, Associate Director of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) at World Vision Ghana, revealed that a total of 26 water systems, including the newly commissioned Dominase facility, have now been completed across the Asunafo North Municipality.
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