News from WIN-S
The latest announcements from the WIN Secretariat
The latest announcements from the WIN Secretariat
WIN is looking for a new Assistant Coordinator for thematic platfom development, monitoring and evaluation. The closing date for applications is 15 September 2010.
Unethical conduct and lack of accountability: the swindle case of PERD-AFRICA in Uganda
Water is recognised as a human right by the UN General Assembly
In March 2010, the Water Integrity Network (WIN) convened an expert consultation on one of its new thematic priorities – climate change, water and corruption. The event report is now available for download on the WIN website.
During the meeting, the importance of taking the issue of climate change into consideration when tackling corruption in the water sector was highlighted. Changing climate and the resulting new funding and adaptation projects will likely lead to increased and new forms of corruption in the water sector. It is therefore urgent to confront this growing issue as, at the same time, water is becoming more of a scarce resource.
To find out more about the meeting and its outcomes, please download the pdf below. WIN will continue to give special attention to the issue of climate change in the near future with a co-convened panel discussion at the Stockholm World Water Week 2010.
WIN Director Teun Bastemeijer attended the 25th AGUASAN workshop in Switzerland on 24 and 25 June 2010.
Save the date! WIN will be back at the Stockholm World Water 2010
Réservez la date! WIN sera à la Semaine Mondiale de l’Eau à Stockholm 2010
¡Guardar la fecha! WIN vuelve a la Semana Mundial del Agua en Estocolmo 2010
WIN attended the Climate Governance conference organised by Transparency International to highlight water integrity issues in climate governance.
WIN Video Competition/Concours de Vidéo/Concurso de Video 2010
Please note that this is not a WIN job opening.
The UNDP Water Governance Facility at SIWI is seeking to hire a Project Manager for the UNDP programme “Inclusive Community Based Water Management and adaptation to Climate Change project for Catalyzing Achievement of the MDGs”.
Details about the role and the application process can be found at http://www.siwi.org/sa/node.asp?node=946
Taller de “Transparencia e integridad en el sector del agua: Herramientas e instrumentos para la gobernabilidad” en colaboración con Cap-Net y CATIE en Costa Rica, los días 26 a 30 de abril 2010.
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