Keta Water Project: More Than 400,000 Inhabitants Expected To Benefit From Water Supply

The Keta Water Project is an initiative by the government to provide potable water for over 400,000 people in Keta. The project is estimated to cost €85 million

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Assessment of the dynamics of the Volta river estuary shorelines

The Influence of Land-Use on Water Quality in a Tropical Coastal

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Sustainable Development Goals: Goal 14, Life Below Water

Holocene development and coastal dynamics at the Keta Sand Spit

€85m water expansion for Agordome-Keta to be completed in April