As I look through these photos, I'm reminded of a most unusual journey—a tale of transformation that has transformed the lives of the entire community in Ghana. These images illustrate one dramatic shift: having once depended on rivers to supply their drinking water, now they drink clean and safe water from a fully mechanised water well. This kind of change is more than just a matter of convenience; it also demonstrates the power of innovation and collective effort.
Water is a basic human right, yet for many people it remains a luxury beyond their reach. The difficulty of getting clean water has coloured everyday life for numberless folk, forcing them to put up with physical mistreatment and suffer deterioration in their bodies. Seeing this change brings hope and appreciation into my heart. Now this community will never again have to worry about getting sick from unsafe water supplies.
This difference has been made all across Ghana by technology and is based on the support of Hive's blockchain community. Leveraging the decentralised and collaborative nature of blockchain technology, we are able to create concrete and sustainable solutions for communities in most desperate need of them. This venture is yet another indication of how technology can be used to address real-world problems and improve lives.
These images help to underscore what is possible when technology introduces compassion. Together we have turned our vision of clean water that was accessible into a reality for this community. To everyone who has been part of this movement, thank you for being with us. Your contributions are rewritten stories for the better. They are also breathing new life into lives. Keep an eye on us as we move forward.
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
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
17th hive borehole : Nsuta Kwagyei
Changing lives with hive.
It gives joy when we see how positive we have impacted our community