28th February 2022: A thorough review of UKEF's support to enable Aqua Africa to deliver access to climate-smart clean water solutions to rural villages in Ghana.

31st January 2022: An in-depth interview in The Times between Philip Foster and Gabriella Griffith detailing the first climate-smart social impact project that Aqua Africa will be delivering in Ghana with the support of UK Export Finance.

29th November 2021: The Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources in collaboration with Aqua Africa has announced the confirmation of the 12 small towns selected for the Rural Communities and Small Towns Water Supply Project. 

3rd November 2021: UK Government launches call to action for exporters to go green. 

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UK Export Finances launches campaign encouraging UK businesses to take part in the green industrial revolution highlighting Aqua Africa's first project as support. 

19th November 2020: The Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources, Madam Cecilia Abena Dapaah has cut sod for the commencement of work on the Rural Communities and Small Towns Water Supply Project (RCSTWSP) under the Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA).

UKEF financing secures UK involvement in major infrastructure projects across Ghana.

Ghana has announced the signing of its first ever Green Loan of €35m to support the government to deliver water projects to rural and peri-urban communities across the country.

Ghana has announced the signing of its first ever Green Loan of €35m to support the government to deliver water projects to rural and peri-urban communities across the country.

The project which is to be delivered by UK based, Aqua Africa Limited will deliver clean drinking water to rural communities and small towns.

The Loan, which seeks to follow the guidelines set by the Loan Market Association Green Loan Principles (GLPs), will support government deliver water projects to rural and peri-urban communities across the country.

Ghana has announced the signing of its first ever Green Loan of €35m to support the government to deliver water projects to rural and peri-urban communities across the country.

The President disclosed that the government had secured funding for the Rural Communities and Small Towns Water Supply Project, otherwise known as the Aqua Africa Water Project.

La stratégie du Royaume Uni envers l'Afrique, suite à sa sortie de l'Union européen, s'intensifie.

This infrastructure support has helped to secure export opportunities for UK companies in healthcare, sanitation and transport across the country.

UK-based Aqua Africa will use the finance for solar powered technology to deliver five litres of water a day for less than a quarter of a penny.

Direct loan from UK Export Finance aimed at supporting Aqua Africa project that will provide clean drinking water to rural communities in Ghana.