WIN annual report 2024 - a turbulent year, steadfast commitment to integrity as an essential feature of water and sanitation

WIN is calling for nominations for membership of its General Assembly and for one new member of the Supervisory Board.

Different integrity issues and corruption exacerbate vulnerability to climate change and undermine adaptation processes. They also can lead to maladaptation. This research paper proposes definitions, risk frameworks and adaptation principles to ground the discussion on climate adaptation and integrity in water and sanitation.

Examples of corruption and integrity issues in water and sanitation, and a showcase of the power of holding municipalities accountable (video interviews).

In Kenya, the Neighbours Initiative Alliance (NIA) is working with communities to address root causes of water system failures and strengthen water management committees. To support this work, they use the Integrity Management Toolbox for Small Water Supply Systems (IMT-SWSS) initially developed by Caritas Switerland and WIN to build capacity on integrity and create linkages between communities, county water officers, and national regulators.

An exploration of how urban planning standards, regulations, and enforcement influence water supply provision in fast-growing cities.

Leveraging private finance, innovative funding sources, and better valuing water? Why we need to change the narrative on water and sanitation finance and focus on regulation, public financial management and integrity instead

How Manuel, Carla, Maria and other residents of Lima, Peru, access and provide water and sanitation in human settlements, and the integrity risks they face along the way

How Manuel, Carla, Maria and other residents of Lima, Peru, access and provide water and sanitation in human settlements, and the integrity risks they face along the way

What do governments have to do with water and sanitation self-supply? Summary of the Integrity Talk on responsiblities, risks, costs, opportunities, water quality and implications of self-supply for water and sanitaiton at household and community level

The importance of financial integrity in water and sanitation utilities in Latin America.

Charla sobre la importancia de la integridad financiera en las empresas prestadoras de agua y saneamiento en América Latina.

announcement: new water integrity network chair

On the benefits and challenges of self-supply, which is key to achieving SDG6 but reflects failures in upholding human rights obligations.

Charla de Integridad con ESAWAS sobre aspectos emergentes de la regulación, enfoque en África Oriental y Meridional y America Latina

Integrity Talk 12 on the measures to counter integrity risks that water and sanitation sector regulators face internally and externally.

Putting forward the notion of 'hydrocide', the destruction or contamination of water resources and systems for water service provision.

The open contracting approach shines a light on how investment reaches citizens and whether it responds to their needs.

Un récapitulatif des bases à connaître sur la corruption sexuelle dans les secteurs de l'eau et l'assainissement préparé par WIN, ANEW, End

Todo sobre los aspectos básicos de la corrupción sexual en los sectores del agua y el saneamiento