Ensuring better water and sanitation services and gender equality through integrity

Understanding sextortion in the water and sanitation sectors

How CWIS is working in practice, with a focus on integrity, responsibilities, regulation and the work of utilities.

On risk factors for sextortion in accessing water and sanitaiton services, based on surveys in 2 rural and 2 urban areas of Bangladesh

PREVENTING CORRUPTION AND ENSURING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO WATER, SANITATION, HEALTH, AND EDUCATION By Marcela Lopez and Josefa Vergara, WIN...

Lessons from new research on sextortion for water access in Bangladesh

Investigating incidence and risk factors associated with sextortion in accessing WASH services by women in Bangladesh

Evidence from Integrity Management Processes in Utilities, Water Institutions, and Small Water System Management Committees Case studies...

This case study describes CWASA's process and progress using integrity management tools.

A social accountability case study on flood protection infrastructure.

Corruption and poor integrity are a drain on resources, reputation, and effectiveness of key water sector players, especially utilities

Lack of proper school WASH facilities cannot only be attributed to limited resources but also to basic lack of awareness and accountability

Interview with Rubina Islam of WASH-SDG programme, Development Organisation of the Rural Poor-Dorp.

Dirty and locked toilets are leaving students behind in Bangladesh. Poor integrity is a contributing factor.

Research into key elements required in climate adaptation frameworks and institutional arrangements to achieve just climate adaptation

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