To make cities resilient and to realise human rights to water and sanitation for urban residents, we need to focus on water and sanitation

A new research report examines urban sanitation in Lusaka, Zambia.

An interview with Bubala Muyovwe of the NGO wash forum for 'Governments: Pay Your Water Bills'.

Non-payment and empty promises are undermining the human rights to water and sanitation

An analysis of the Mexican legal framework for water in different states and the legal form that community systems could take.

How to strengthen integrity in public financial management to increase WASH sector efficiency and accountability towards citizens in Kenya

Where does the 2016 Kenya Water Act stand?

Textile and ready-made garment production is one of the most water-intensive industries in the word, as access to this vital resource is...

Measuring and increasing creditworthiness of utilities will lead to more accountability and better service from utilities

Lessons learned from the irrigation sector and upeti practice in Indonesia

This report points towards poor implementation of laws and factories’ underuse of ETPs.

New Water Act 2016 puts into effect in the water sector the constitutional provision for a devolved government. President Kenyatta signed...

A strong legal framework but a complex reality In Mexico, access to public information is a recognized human right in the Constitution....

WIGO highlights how institutional fragmentation and corruption undermine resources and services. With recommendations and good practices.

The mechanisms which work to achieve the human rights to water and sanitation must be closely allied with those that work protect integrity.

LESSONS FROM THE FIRST AFRICA WATER INTEGRITY SUMMIT IN LUSAKA Water integrity ambassadors from 22 countries in Africa met to exchange...

How the fulfilment of Human Rights obligations and the promotion of water integrity can be mutually reinforcing.

On the role of regulators in ensuring utility compliance and integrity in the water sector, and the integrity risks they face themselves

Sand mining is not only often carried out illegally, it can also have devastating consequences on the environment and endanger lives.

Key risks associated with private sector participation in water service provision, including contracting and capture risks.