Stories Archives - WIN - Water Integrity Network

Dec 28, 2020

Africa, Analysis, Case - Good Practice, Gender, Home, Kenya, Stories,

Women and Water: The Story of Alice Rutto

Women take on leadership roles to improve water and sanitation services for all

Mar 22, 2020

Bangladesh, Global, Home, India, Intro, News - Update, Nigeria, Peru, Stories,

Integrity and urban water and sanitation: photo competition winners

The winners of the 2020 WIN photo competition on integrity and corruption in urban water and sanitation.

Dec 09, 2019

Asia, Bangladesh, Case - Good Practice, Gender, Home, Partner Feature, Stories,

Making school WASH work for and with students in Bangladesh

As the Roman poet Ovid once said, “The lamp burns bright when wick and oil are clean.” Students are those […]

Sep 18, 2019

Bolivia, Case - Good Practice, Gender, Home, Stakeholder Engagement, Stories, Water Management Organization,

Women as managers of water committees: the case of the Molle Molle Central Water Committee

Introduction Studies show that women are most affected by water and sanitation deficiencies. Globally, sixty four percent of women are […]

Jul 03, 2019

Colombia, Global, Home, India, News - Update, Stories, United States,

Sector Round Up

Selected links from May and June 2019: latest JMP data, resources on accountability, and cases to watch in India, the United States, and Colombia.

Jun 21, 2019

Gender, Home, Researcher, Stories, Zambia,

Whose Job Is It to Fetch Water?

How local socio-cultural norms influence transparency, accountability, and participation in the water sector

May 17, 2019

Gender, Home, India, Stakeholder Engagement, Stories, Uncategorized,

How an Indian village learned about its rights and reduced the water burden on women

Introduction In the fishing village of Mangamaripeta, in India’s coastal state of Andhra Pradesh, it used to take five to […]

Mar 15, 2019

Analysis, Asia, Gender, Home, India, Stakeholder Engagement, Stories, Water User - User Group,

Women unite against all odds in one of Delhi, India’s most polluted neighbourhoods

Women in India’s capital Delhi bear the responsibility of fetching water for their family. Often, this can take time away from other activities that would earn them more money. But at the base of one of Delhi’s landfills, women are working together to support one another in the hopes that their children will have a better future.

Nov 05, 2018

Africa, Gabon, Home, News - Update, Stories,

Sector Round Up – October 2018

Africa Water Week is held every second year, and provides a platform for solution-driven discourse around Africa’s water resources, and […]

Oct 31, 2018

Africa, Case - Good Practice, Development Partner, Home, Partner Feature, Stories,

Partner Feature – 7th Africa Water Week (cont’d)

In light of the upcoming 7th Africa Water Week from 29th October to 2nd November, 2018 in Libreville, Gabon, WIN […]