Tanzania Archives - 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 […]

Nov 08, 2019

Africa, Analysis, Case - Good Practice, Europe, Home, News - Update, Spain, Tanzania, Uganda,

October round-up

Selected links of the month for water integrity: evidence and learning to improve anti-corruption work, and a water pollution case in Spain…

Apr 12, 2018

Home, Stakeholder Engagement, Tanzania,

Practitioners and researchers: putting heads together on the ‘big questions’ around social accountability in water

What motivates individuals and communities to engage in accountability mechanisms related to water? What influences governments’ willingness to respond to […]

May 24, 2017

Africa, Analysis, Civil Society Organization, Contractor, Development Partner, Ethiopia, Financing Institution, Government, Home, Kenya, News - Update, Post, River Basin Organization, Stakeholder Engagement, Tanzania, Training, Uganda, Water and Sanitation Service Provider, Water Management Organization, Zambia,

The East Africa Water Integrity Forum 2017: Linking Policy with Practice

Key messages and follow-up actions for promoting integrity in the water sector

Aug 24, 2016

Africa, Analysis, Asia, Burkina Faso, Global, Home, MCWIP, Mozambique, Nepal, Post, Social Accountability, Tanzania, User & Customer Relations - Service Delivery,

How can social accountability best support water management to achieve the SDGs?

Examples of social accountability mechanisms in water management from Burkina Faso, Tajikistan, and Tanzania, and an invitation to an open discussion on social accountability mechanisms for increased water integrity at Stockholm World Water Week 2016.

Aug 04, 2016

Africa, Analysis, Government, Home, Policy - Oversight, Tanzania,

After Africa Water Week, AMCOW pledges to address inequalities and integrity in the water sector

AWW6 Final Communique highlights need to tackle governance and improve transparency, accountability and integrity within the water sector

Mar 16, 2012

Africa, Case - Good Practice, Post, Stakeholder Engagement, Tanzania, Water User - User Group,

Water Clubs for Sustainable Water Provision in Tanzania

Case study: working with households to maintain sustainable water supply systems in rural areas