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With a diverse lineup of sessions covering key topics, participants will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, network, and contribute to advancing sustainable development in WASH. Join us as we shape the future of water and sanitation for all!
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Mole 35 marks another milestone in the history of the MOLE WASH Conference, an important national platform where Ghana’s most pressing Water, Sanitation and Hygiene issues are deliberated upon and appropriate solutions proffered.
Hon. Lydia Seyram Alhassan
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Mole conferences have been running since 1989, when I was still a student. This year, we are commemorating the thirty-fifth in the series of Mole Conferences (Mole XXXV). The organisers have chosen a really interesting Theme for the conference. “Looking Back on SDG Six Implementation in Ghana: Progress, Challenges and Way Forward.” In many situations in life, it is important to pause, reflect and decide on the way forward to ensure that what we are doing is acceptable and relevant and we will arrive at our expected destination.
Ing. Harold Esseku
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As we celebrate this 35th anniversary, it’s essential to acknowledge the history and evolution of the Mole Conference Series. Since its inception in 1989, the Mole Conference Series has evolved from what was primarily an NGO forum into the most important multi-stakeholder platform within the WASH Sector in Ghana.
Ms. Beata Awinpoka Akanyani
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Inadequate access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services has serious implications for:
health, wealth and dignity.
Prof. Simon Adinkra Mariwah
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Asses the existing service delivery approaches to identify which areas that are working well
Veronica Ayi-bonte
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Access to clean water for around 1.2 million people, contributing to improved health, gender equality and poverty reduction
Mathias Thuborg Madsen
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There has been a percentage reduction between 2010 and 2024, but the number of households practicing open defecation increased almost two times to 1.5 million
Charlotte Akwaah-Adjie Marfo
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WASH is not a Political Priority in most developing Countries. Only 1.2% of the National Budget is spent on WASH as compared to 12% in Transport and 20% in Energy
Kwaku Quansah
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Efforts aiming to reduce, remove and avoid GHG emissions (reduce/abolish activities, capture and store ghgs, maintain and enhance forest that absorb carbon)
Fii Boadi
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All standard improved water technologies prove unsuccessful - with sucess rates as low as 20% in some cases
Patrick Apoya
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All standard improved water technologies prove unsuccessful - with sucess rates as low as 20% in some cases
Anita Djandoh
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By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations
Dominic Aboagye
This session seeks to explore the critical need to foster greater integration of young professionals into leadership, innovation, and decision-making in the WASH sector. Download Speech
Ato Senayah
Welcome to the MOLE Archive, the central repository where past meetings, videos, and key discussions are stored for easy access. This archive serves as a historical record, preserving valuable insights, presentations, and reports from previous MOLE gatherings.
Mole Conference Series has witnessed consistent growth of interest and importance since its inception in 1989 among civil society, policy makers, ministries…
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