The Vice President of the World Bank for Western and Central Africa, Ousmane Diagana, has commended Ghana for the efforts in providing low income communities with household toilet facilities to enable people live decent lives. He said poverty could be seen or felt in many ways including lack of access to some services that contribute to the dignity of human being. So through this project, you are providing your population with access to sanitation facilities, which is a very good initiative and "I am very impressed with what has been achieved,” he said. Diagana said this during a field visit to Adiebeba in Kumasi, one of the communities benefiting from the Greater Kumasi Metropolitan Area, Water and Sanitation Project (GKMA SWP) being implemented by the Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation. The GKMA SWP is being funded by the World Bank with US$125 million. Diagana was in Kumasi to visit some of the project sites and to interact with the beneficiaries. He said the project ...