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The latest announcements from the WIN Secretariat

Call for Submission Form: Water Integrity Case Information Sheets Water Integrity Network

Is your organisation, group, or initiative involved in actions to fight corruption? Would you like to write down and share your experience with others? If you want to promote your initiative through the Case Information Sheet series, please submit your information in the format provided. Case Information Sheets are quick and easy to produce. The author completes a two-page questionnaire, which will be reviewed by two other WIN members from the region. Selected contributions receive an award of Euro 300. All Case Information Sheets should be submitted in English and the local language.

Case Information Sheets will be selected throughout the year.

Follow the link for more information.

Read more or download Submission Form_Case Information Sheet.doc (218 kB)

WIN and GWP cooperation for water integrity

The Global Water Partnership (GWP) and the Water Integrity Network (WIN) will closely work together in the coming years to help reduce corruption in the water sector.

WIN initiatives in Nigeria

Community Integrity Initiative, a Non-Governmental Organization based in Delta State has received financial support from WIN secretariat in Berlin, Germany to hold participatory meetings and a concerted workshop with members and actors in the water sector in Edo, Enugu and Delta States of Nigeria . Among the objectives of these meetings and workshop are development of tools and methodologies to increase transparency, integrity and accountability in the water sector, formation of National working group and sharing of knowledge needs for action.

ONLINE VERSION now available: Improving Transparency, Integrity, and Accountability in Water Supply and Sanitation

The book is published by the World Bank and co-authored by WIN steering committee members John Butterworth and Donal O'Leary.

Letter from the WIN Secretariat

WIN manager Teun Bastemeijer informs WIN members and partners about recent WIN activities

Documentary: Troubled Waters: Water Sector Transparency and Accountability

Initiated by VOICE in July 2008 and supported by the Water Integrity Network, this documentary focuses on the inherent corruption in the water management systems and the problems of the water services in the Mymensingh municipality.

Call for Proposals: Development of a Monitoring Framework (Extended Deadline 15th November)

It is essential for good governance and management that a combined management information and monitoring framework is developed and tested in relation to WIN’s outreach model and growth scenario.

Water Integrity Visualized - Photo Gallery

Photographs that visualize the impact of corruption on people and the environment.

Sign on to keep governments accountable in their anti-corruption efforts!

The UNCAC Coalition, a global CSO network that was formed in 2006, is calling on CSOs to sign on to a Coalition Statement and to send it to their governments ahead of the Conference of States Parties.

WIN country-coalition formed in Bangladesh (6 Nov 09)

The Bangladesh Water Integrity Network (BAWIN) has been launched by founding members Transparency International- Bangladesh (TI-B), Bangladesh Water Partnership (BWP), Nagorik Udyog (Citizens' Intitiative), and the Water Resource Planning Organisation (WARPO).

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