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This research aims to assess the cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency of water treatment facilities in Ghana.

March 3, 2026Open Access

Cost-Efficiency Assessment of Water Treatment Facilities in Ghana Using Quasi-Experimental Design

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This research aims to assess the cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency of water treatment facilities in Ghana.
Employed a quasi-experimental design to analyze facility performance.
Collected data from 10 randomly selected communities across four regions of Ghana.
Focused on operational costs, energy consumption, and water quality outcomes.
90% of facilities operated within budget constraints.
Notable variation in energy usage efficiency among treatment methods.
Mean reduction rate of energy usage was -15%.

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Quasi-experimental design evaluates cost-effectiveness in water treatment facilities, indicating areas for improvement.

Kofi Agyeman (2006) studied this question.

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