Number: Ex_GSS05 In 1831 the Danish Government purchased a plantation in the Akwapim range north of Accra, Ghana. The plantation was named Frederiksgave in honour of the Danish King Frederik VI. In 1850 the site was abandoned and the local people settled in the village of Djabing, around 500 m down the hill. Until 2006, the closest safe drinking water source was a single hand pump -1.6 km further down the hill. Each day the 500 people in the

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