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Case studies

What happens after the water starts flowing

Every deployment below started with a scheme that worked on day one and was failing by year two. These are the numbers our customers report after switching to prepaid dispensing — collection rates, downtime, payback and all.

50+
Dispensers deployed
2,000+
People served daily
200M+ L
Water dispensed

Metered and delivered through Maji Community Dispensers

Across all deployments, as of August 2026.

A solar-powered Maji Community Dispenser on a grey-tiled standpipe base in Kumasi, Ghana, in front of a house with red-trimmed columnsGhana

Ghana Water Limited (GWL) · Public utility standpipes

7 Maji Community Dispensers bring metered water to public standpipes across Kumasi, Ghana

Ghana Water Limited (GWL) worked with Maji Systems to fit seven public standpipes across Kumasi with solar-powered, prepaid Community Dispensers, giving GWL a metered record of consumption at each site rather than a single unmeasured connection.

7
Standpipes converted
2024–25
Phased rollout

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A Maji Community Dispenser installed at a village standpipe in the Ashanti Region, GhanaGhana

Community Water Committee · Rural community water

Maji Community Dispensers provide 24/7 clean water to 2,000 residents in Ashanti

Existing standpipes across the Ashanti Region were fitted with Maji Community Dispensers, replacing informal cash collection with prepaid WaterCards and giving the village water committee a transparent, accountable record of every sale.

2,000
Residents served
24/7
Water availability

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