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| Company | Water and San... |
| Industry | NGO/IGO/INGO |
| Category | Public Health |
| Location | Ashanti Regio... |
| Job Status | Contractor/Co... |
| Salary | GHS |
| Education | -:- |
| Experience | N/A |
| Job Expires | Oct 25, 2019 |
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Company Profile Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) is a not-for-profit company that helps transform cities to benefit the millions who lack access to water and sanitation. We began our work in 2005 as a response to the unprecedented urban explosion that has left cities unable to provide basic services, such as access to clean drinking water or a toilet, to low-income communities. We work in seven countries in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia, supported by an office in the UK. Since our inception, we have helped over 42 million people access improved water, sanitation and hygiene services.
In Ghana, with a strong presence in Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, and Tamale, WSUP Ghana has been working tirelessly since 2010 to transform the lives of millions of people. Our impact is evident in the numbers: over 14 million urban residents have benefited from our services since 2005, with 430,066 people gaining access to improved water supply and 1.1 million people enjoying improved sanitation. Furthermore, we have reached 12.5 million people through comprehensive hygiene education programs, empowering communities to take charge of their health and well-being. To learn more about our work, values vision and approach please visit www.wsup.com
Job Description Background for the consultancy Sustainability remains a challenge for sanitation service delivery in small towns in Ghana, resulting in non-functionality and poor service delivery of many of the public toilet blocks as a result of poor operation and management practices and facility design challenges. A feasibility study which was undertaken for a project to catalyse systemic change through the provision of sustainable water services in small towns of Ashanti region-Ghana revealed that the target beneficiary community for the project are in dire need of improvements to sanitation. The communities have inadequate public and household toilet facilities; a situation which leads to the practice of open defecation in the communities. The few existing community toilets are in a poor state exposing users to faecal matter and emitting foul odours and are insecure, especially for women and girls as the available toilets lack privacy. The target areas for the proposed intervention are the cocoa-growing communities of Adumasa, Krofa and Akutuase with an estimated total population of 11,910. WSUP, with funding from One Foundation, and in collaboration with respective Metropolitan Municipal District Assemblies (MMDAs) is implementing a project, titled “Safe sanitation in Small Towns of Ashanti Region, Ghana”. The project’s objective is to promote sustainable access to safe and improved sanitation in 3 small towns of Ashanti region. This will be done through the construction of 3 no. WC public toilet blocks with mechanized water supply system run under financially sustainable management models in the three (3) beneficiary communities. We intend to systemically evolve the effectiveness of the management models used to deliver hygiene and sanitation services under the project, and to disseminate the learning gained. There are designs and reports available from a previous work to improve sanitation in some selected communities. There is therefore the need for review of the engineering designs, support tender process for selection of contractor(s) and supervision of works to ensure the construction and operations of the WC public toilet blocks in the communities. The services of a consultant are required to deliver the project objectives. How To Apply Sorry, job has expired.
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