Kvip Latrine
Clear all weeds around the latrine to reduce insects and mosquitoes growth around the latrine. This will also prevent snakes and lizards from coming near the latrine. Cut off any tree branches that obstruct light and wind movement over the top of the vent pipe Never cover the top of the vent pipe. It is supposed to allow light to enter the. VIP latrine you prefer. Latrines can be built from any locally available materials e.g. Stones mudblocks concrete blocks mud and wattle mortar and burlap bricks zincsheets JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINSTDIARRHOEAL DISEASES. BUILD AND USE A V.I.P. BE MODERNAND STAYHEALTHY TOO. Info@kvip.org and put “PSA” in the subject line. Just as technology changes, so does programming. We covet your prayers for wisdom as we do make necessary adjustments to our broadcast schedules. Many of our favorite Bible teachers have graduated to Heaven and some programs become no longer available. It is with sadness, this network will be.
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SMALL TOWNS PIPED SYSTEMS
From the inception of the implementation of the NCWSP in 1994 to the 2nd quarter of 2019, there has been significant acceleration in the delivery of water and sanitation facilities to rural communities and small towns in Ghana. Delivery figures for Piped Systems now stand at 70 for Small Communities Systems, 496 Small Towns Piped Schemes, 88 Limited Mechanised Systems and 15 GWCL Piped Connections.
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POINT SOURCES (BOREHOLES/HAND DUG WELLS & RAIN CATCHMENT SYSTEMS)
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The period also witnessed a cumulative delivery of 28, 806 point sources for rural communities by the CWSA and its Sector partners. These represent 1, 553 new hand-dug wells, 372 boreholes installed with Solar Pumps and 17, 861 new boreholes fitted with hand pumps. Rehabilitated facilities also include, 100 Rehabilitated Hand-Dug Wells, 4,580 Rehabilitated Boreholes as well as 4, 230 Converted systems and 110 Rainwater Catchment Systems have also been completed. Within the period under review therefore, 28, 806 point sources (boreholes/hand-dug wells/rainwater catchment systems) in addition to the 669 Piped Systems have been constructed in 23, 624 communities and small towns in rural Ghana.