WIN Regional Workshops 2007

In 2007, WIN funded a series of Regional Workshops on transparency and accountability in the water sector. They have been held in Latin America, South Asia and the Francophone and Anglophone regions of West Africa. The workshops have focused on various approaches for identifying and combating the lack of transparency and accountability within the sectoral, institutional and community levels and have involved a wide range of actors across the public, private, civil-society and donor communities.

Corruption and Water: Experiences in Africa, Asia and Latin America Water Integrity Network

This report sums up the results and recommendations of five regional workshops held in Africa, Latin America and Asia on corruption in the water sector.

Read more or download Workshop Synthesis.pdf (1.33 MB)

I. WIN Regional Workshop: Francophone West Africa

This is the first workshop of WIN's series of Regional Workshops on Transparency and Accountability in Delivery of Water and Sanitation Services.

16-19 July 2007

II. WIN Regional Workshop: Anglophone West Africa

The Anglophone West Africa workshop focused on different approaches for identifying and combating lack of transparency and accountability in the water and sanitation sector. Its objective was to share experience, both positive and negative, from projects in Anglophone West Africa and further afield.

26-27 September 2007

III. WIN Regional Workshop: Latin America

The III. WIN Regional Workshop focused on Anti-Corruption work in the Latin American Region and was hold at the Latin American Sanitation Conference (Latinosan) in Cali, Colombia.

All information available in English and Spanish

14-15 November 2007

PHILIPPINES: A boy floats on a raft next to a pile of debris in a pond in Barangay Apelo, a slum area in Pasay City near Manila, the capital. He is collecting plastic to sell. Some 6,000 people live along the stagnant pond.

WIN Regional Workshops 2007

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