Turning polluted local water resources into reliable water supply, scalable infrastructure and investable opportunities.
Local water can become dependable infrastructure.
Ghana communities, industries and municipalities often sit beside rivers, boreholes, reservoirs and stormwater catchments while still facing unreliable access to safe water. The gap is not the absence of water; it is the transformation of available resources into treated, monitored and commercially sustainable supply.
Water to Value Workshop™ explores how polluted or underused local resources can be converted into drinking water, industrial water systems and scalable infrastructure that can attract partners, off-takers and long-term investment.
WHAT PARTICIPANTS WILL GAIN
A practical view of water projects from source to revenue.
- The workshop connects technology, project development, financing and off-take into one practical discussion.
- How polluted or underused local water sources can become reliable supply systems
- Practical water treatment stages: screening, filtration, disinfection, storage and distribution
- Where containerised and modular plants fit community, industrial and emergency water needs
- How to define off-take, tariffs and operations for commercially sustainable projects
- The investment logic behind scalable water infrastructure across Ghana
- How municipalities, developers, mines, hotels and industries can structure partnerships
- Quality, monitoring, compliance and maintenance considerations for dependable supply
- Routes from pilot systems to larger regional water infrastructure portfolios
What Participants Will Gain
- The fundamentals of fruit and agricultural feedstock distillation
- How local fruits and sugar-rich crops can be transformed into premium spirits
- Product categories and market opportunities across spirits and premium beverages
- Value addition opportunities for agricultural producers and food processors
- Developing differentiated local beverage brands for domestic and international markets
- Opportunities to integrate local sourcing, processing and beverage manufacturing
- The economics of small-to-medium-scale beverage production
- Quality, consistency, product development and scalability
- How hospitality and tourism businesses can develop locally sourced premium products
- Pathways for expanding from initial products into broader beverage portfolios
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Built for people making water infrastructure decisions.
- Investors
- Municipalities & local authorities
- Developers
- Industrial companies
- Mining companies
- Agribusinesses
- Hotels & hospitality groups
- Real-estate developers
- Water operators
- NGOs & development organisations
- Technology companies
- Infrastructure financiers
- Potential off-takers
Good to know
Highlights
- 3 hours
- ages 21+
- In person
- Free parking
Location
TAKAKO HEIGHTS
Boundary Rd, G12 East Legon
Accra, Greater Accra Region 00233
How do you want to get there?

Agenda
Arrival, Registration & Welcome Refreshments
Guests received at the Czech House – Technology & Training Center.
Opening Remarks
Welcome from SEDA Africa Group and an introduction to the Czech House.
The Opportunity: From Local Water Resources to Investable Infrastructure
Why available and polluted water resources can become reliable community, industrial and commercial water systems.