How Dieudonne Kwame Agudah gets families in Accra access to affordable bio digester toilets with WASHKing

<p>Meet <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dieudonne-kwame-agudah-06953648/" target="_blank">Dieudonne Kwame Agudah</a>, the founder of <a href="https://www.facebook.com/WASHKingGh/" target="_blank">WASHKing</a>, a social enterprise working to supply bio-digester toilets to low-income urban households in Ghana with the aim of ending open defecation and at the same time focussing on giving employment to young people while equipping them with transferable skills. </p> <p>In the interview Dieudonne speaks about: </p> <ul><li>What a bio-digester toilet is and how it works</li><li>How Dieudonne and his team manage to make toilets affordable through demand aggregation and linking customers to subsidy programs and financing options </li><li>And how an entrepreneurship program that he enrolled in helped him make his idea real and actually get his first customer. </li></ul> <p>He also speaks openly on why his family did not welcome his decision to become an entrepreneur and why he is still happy he made the leap. </p> <p>There is a lot of good stuff in this interview with Dieudonne and we hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did. </p> <p>And now, without further ado, </p> <p>Enter Dieudonne. </p>