At the Water Resources Commission (WRC), we lead the implementation of national water-related policies to ensure the sustainable development, regulation, and protection of Ghana’s water resources. Through a coordinated and science-based approach, we translate policy frameworks into actionable programs that support environmental sustainability, social equity, and economic growth.
Key focus areas include:
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM): Promoting holistic and participatory management of water resources at basin and national levels.
Water Use Policy: Regulating access and use through permits to ensure equitable allocation and prevent overexploitation.Our policy implementation efforts are grounded in data, guided by law, and shaped through stakeholder collaboration from communities to ministries and international partners.
By putting policy into practice, WRC works to secure Ghana’s water future in the face of growing demand and climate variability.
IWRM Implementation The Water Resources Commission leads the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) across Ghana to ensure the coordinated development and sustainable use of the country’s water resources. IWRM promotes the equitable and efficient management of water, land, and related resources to maximize social and economic welfare without compromising the sustainability of vital […]
Read MoreWater Use Policy The Water Resources Commission (WRC) implements Ghana’s Water Use Policy to guide the sustainable, equitable, and efficient allocation and use of the country’s water resources. The policy ensures that water is recognized not only as an economic good but also as a social and environmental necessity. Under this framework, water use is […]
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