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Many rural areas in Ghana still lack access to safe drinking water, which is a basic requirement. For years, communities have depended on contaminated rivers, ponds, and open wells, exposing themselves to waterborne illnesses. This has a negative influence on the welfare of communities, reduces productivity, and disrupts the education of children. However, through the Hive blockchain, we are attempting to bring about change to this reality. The Hive-funded borehole project provides clean, safe water to Ghanaian villages, resulting in life-changing benefits for the inhabitants.

Clean water provides more than only health benefits. It also promotes expansion and growth. When communities have access to clean water, children, particularly females who often spend hours collecting water, are able to attend school on a regular basis. Adults can dedicate more time to economic pursuits, and farmers can better irrigate their crops, increasing local food output. This leads to better local economies and healthier, more educated communities. The Hive boreholes are more than just water sources; they are catalysts for hope and opportunity, uplifting communities and allowing them to develop.

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Hive's support for this drilling project demonstrates to the world what blockchain technology can do when combined with a dedication to real-world impact. The initiative is an excellent example of leveraging decentralised technology to effect significant change. Each borehole symbolises the Hive community's potential, showcasing how blockchain systems can empower both people and communities. As Hive creates a legacy of social impact, it attracts worldwide attention, motivating individuals to join the community not just as consumers, but also as representatives for a sustainable future.

As the project manager, I worked closely with village officials, contractors, and community members to ensure that each borehole met the highest standards. My responsibilities include managing logistics, delivering updates to the Hive community, and sharing the tales of those whose lives have been changed by these boreholes. Meeting these communities, hearing their stories, and witnessing how grateful they are to Hive has been really rewarding. It is an honour to link these two worlds and demonstrate how blockchain technology, when paired with devotion and care, can have a significant influence on people's lives.

My personal connection to this initiative pushes me on a daily basis to continue broadening its scope. Every time I return to a village where a borehole has been put, I am greeted with memories of health improvements, new business opportunities, and educational advantages. These encounters strengthen my commitment to Hive and the borehole project, inspiring me to offer clean water to many more people. Seeing lives altered inspires both appreciation and a desire to expand this project even farther.

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While we've made great progress, the task is far from done. There are numerous additional towns in need of clean water, and with the Hive community's continuous support, we can expand the project's advantages to include them. Every donation, regardless of amount, helps to create long-term effect and contributes to Hive's reputation as a blockchain dedicated to good change. Let us work together to create an impact of health, hope, and opportunity, demonstrating to the world how a blockchain community can change people's lives one borehole at a time.


Completed Hive Boreholes in Ghana
1st hive borehole, Fawoade, Ghana

2nd hive borehole, Agona Bedomase, Ghana

3rd hive borehole, Anwomaso, Ghana

4th hive borehole: Pentecost sch Bremang, Ghana

5th hive borehole, Jamasi Dawu

6th hive borehole, Asamang

7th hive borehole, Asamang

8th hive borehole: Chichibon

9th hive borehole, Chanshegu

10th hive borehole, Gbamyamli

11th hive borehole, Kanvili-kukuo

12th hive borehole, Asamankama A

13th hive borehole: Asamankama B

14th hive borehole: Wadie Adwumakase

15th hive borehole: Nantong Kpawumo

16th hive borehole : Dingoni

17th hive borehole : Nsuta Kwagyei

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Project : Construction of borehole
Location : Ghana, West Africa
Sponsor : @valueplan
Project manager : @mcsamm & @collinz

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Changing lives with hive.



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Clean water is vital for survival. During the flood in the north, people couldn’t find any drinking water as they didn’t have any bottle water for emergency. They didn’t have any water filter either! So, lots of flood water was useless for drinking!
Had they have charcoal stove, they could have boiled some river water for consumption.
I was very lucky as I had my water tank high up. So I could survive during the bad flood for almost two weeks. Rescuer came to give some food but I already had my supply of emergency food! They couldn’t believe that I refused to leave the flooded house. I had to look after my two orange cats!

Clean water is life!

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It happens sometimes and this tells how people struggle each day for clean drinking water. Thanks for support and addition.

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Clean water is vital and important for survival, making it easy for the people to access such is something they will not forget in a hurry.

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Thanks too dear. Really appreciate this.

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