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The National Toilet Association, Ghana (NTAGhana) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization committed to advancing safe, equitable, and sustainable sanitation solutions across the country. We believe that sanitation is dignity, and that every Ghanaian, regardless of where they live, deserves access to clean, safe, and functional toilets.
Established in 2017, its membership comprise manufacturers, suppliers and distributors of materials used in the construction/ installation of toilet facilities.
The main objective of NTAGhana is to firstly, rely on the experiences of private-sector manufacturers, wholesalers and key distributors of building materials in the building and construction industry of Ghana and secondly, to prompt their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in supporting sustainable youth employment (SDG 8.6) and sanitation improvement (SDG 6.2)
An Open-defecation free Ghana where every household has access to improved and safely managed sanitation facilities, and toilets are not just a basic need but a symbol of health, dignity and development.
To promote and ensure universal access to safe, dignified, and sustainable sanitation for ALL Ghanaians through advocacy, education, innovation and community-driven solutions.
NTAGhana together with Government and other relevant sector stakeholders, seeks to promote adequate standards of toilet facilities and construction materials by pooling the expertise of its members to provide versions of toilets/toilet construction materials that ensure quality, easy access and use by ALL. Â We work hand in hand with government agencies, local communities, development partners, NGOs, and the private sector to improve sanitation infrastructure, influence policy and transform behavior.
NTA supports SESNET-Africa’s More Toilets, More Jobs (MTMJ) initiative through CSR, and thus contributes efforts towards SDG 6.2 home toilets ownership and SDG 8.6 decent jobs contributing to addressing the NEET (Youth Not in Education, Employment or Training) challenge.
Using new ideas, technology, and local solutions to solve sanitation challenges.
Every human being deserves safe and private sanitation.
Sanitation must reach the poor, the vulnerable, and marginalized groups.
Toilets and sanitation systems must be built to last and maintained by communities.
Collective action delivers stronger and lasting impact.
The National Toilet Association of Ghana (NTAGhana) is the premier industry body dedicated to advancing the standards and practices within the toilet construction sector.
We champion innovation, safety, and sustainability in every flush, ensuring our members are at the forefront of building the essential infrastructure that serves communities nationwide.Â