Water Integrity Network, Author at WIN - Water Integrity Network

Sep 08, 2023

Analysis, Bangladesh, Gender, Home, Mexico, Research, Tanzania,

Sextortion and Basic Public Services (Integrity Talk 7)

Sextortion is a gendered form of corruption where sex is used as a currency for bribery. It has emerged as […]

Sep 05, 2023

Analysis, Home,

Water and Sanitation Finance: The Challenge with Blended Finance

Authors: Barbara Schreiner, Water Integrity Network; Catarina Fonseca, IRC-WASH associate; Patrick Moriarty, IRC-WASH; Tim Brewer, Water Witness International; Mary Galvin, […]

Aug 17, 2023

Analysis, Case - Good Practice, Home,

Not just procurement risks: red flags in how water infrastructure is planned

Integrity risks related to the selection and planning of new infrastructure are high. They also have significant long-term impacts for […]

Aug 14, 2023

Analysis, Gender, Home, Partner Feature,

Closing civic space poses a threat to accountability interventions shown to benefit water sector

Lessons learned from the Accountability for Water research programme

Apr 18, 2023

Multi-Stakeholder Platform, Programme, Water Stewardship Initiative,

Integrity for water stewardship

Water stewardship initiatives are partnerships, most often including private sector or industrial partners, set up to address specific shared water […]

Apr 18, 2023

Analysis, Case - Good Practice, Colombia, Home, Multi-Stakeholder Platform, Stakeholder Engagement, Water Stewardship Initiative, Zambia,

More integrity > more trust > more effective water stewardship initiatives

A Water Stewardship Initiative (WSI) can be more effective if the partnership is founded on trust and built with concrete measures to address Transparency, Accountability, Participation, and Anti-corruption concerns.