The College of Basic and Applied Sciences (CBAS), University of Ghana, has expressed its sincere appreciation to Rainbow Trust Foundation and its partner, the Paul Due Jensen Foundation (Grundfos Foundation), Denmark, for providing two hybrid solar-powered boreholes on the University’s campus. The appreciation was stated in a letter dated 21 October 2026 to the C.E.O of Rainbow Trust Foundation.
Located at the Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability Studies and the Hotspot Zone near the Jones Quartey Building, the boreholes provide a reliable water supply to support teaching, research, and laboratory activities for students and staff.
The initiative also promotes clean energy and environmental sustainability through the integration of solar power into essential campus infrastructure.
This recognition highlights the impact of collaborative partnerships in strengthening educational institutions and advancing sustainable development.
The Letter dated October 21, 2026 states
On behalf of the College of Basic and Applied Sciences (CBAS), University of Ghana, I hereby express sincere gratitude to the Rainbow Trust Foundation and its partner, the Paul Due Jensen Foundation (Grundfos Foundation), Denmark, for the provision of two hybrid solar-powered boreholes on our campus.
The boreholes, located at the Center for Climate Change and Sustainability Studies, and the Hotspot Zone near the Jones Quartey Building, provide reliable and sustainable supply of water that directly supports teaching, research and laboratory work for both students and staff. Their solar-powered design also reflects the University’s commitment to clean energy and environmental sustainability.
Please accept the assurance of our highest regard
Yours faithfully
SIGNED
Prof. S.M Yidana (PROVOST)
Rainbow Trust Foundation is grateful to the University of Ghana for this recognition and remains committed to building partnerships that transform lives through education, innovation, and sustainable community development.
