Hive Water Project Work Is Progressing With Phase 2

The usage of Hive in solving problems in the real world shows that it has a lot of potential benefits. The Hive water project is an excellent example of how Hive can benefit many people and enhance their lives. With this post, we update the Hive community on the development of the fourth Hive Project at Breman-Ghana and the preparations undereay its launch.

As with the previous three projects, all project work will undergo three phases. Last week, we were able to finish phase one, which serves as the foundation for the project work. This has to do with drilling the borehole and pump installation.

All of this was finished on Saturday, and this week saw the beginning of the second phase, another crucial task that had to be completed to give the project a whole new shape.

Updates on Phase 2

The Hive Water Project's second phase started on Monday, and with the amount of work already accomplished, we anticipate wrapping up the entire project very soon. Phase 2 was another phase that required a lot of labor. It entails building the water tank's support tower, the wall that will house the taps, the tiling, the piping, and the electrical work.

We started by building the tower, which typically requires two to three days to complete before the full pillar is ready. Last Monday, the steel reinforcing bar (rear) that will assist the concrete structure be stronger was installed, and today, the plastic frameworks that will support the concrete were also installed. The masons have built the wall for the faucets. If all goes according to plan, we should finish all work next week because this week has seen significant improvement.

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Phase 3
The launch ceremony, where we use the opportunity to promote Hive, will come after the successful completion. At this stage, various news networks and other media outlets will be used to convey information about the impacts that Hive is making In Ghana. We are collaborating with two well-known TV stations and two radio stations to provide live coverage of the program.

We are confident that these marketing approaches will substantially aid us in disseminating information about the projects and in spreading awareness of Hive among Ghanaians and people all over the world. The news about the project will also be shared on various news networks' platforms. These are just a few of the many strategies we would employ to spread the word about Hive and assist people in knowing about Hive.

Appreciation
We (@mcsamm and I) are grateful for the Hive community's support in many different ways, and also to everyone who has expressed a strong desire to see the project through to its successful end, we say, thank you.