Americas Archives - WIN - Water Integrity Network

Nov 21, 2022

Analysis, Home, Partner Feature, Peru, Uganda,

How do we deal with inflation and ensure affordable water and sanitation services?

Integrity Talk 4 – Summary: Water tariffs, inflation, and integrity

Aug 24, 2022

Africa, Americas, Analysis, Ethiopia, Home, Kenya, Mexico, Partner Feature, Post,

Integrity Management as a game changer for water and sanitation in rural areas?

Summary of Integrity Talk 3

Mar 01, 2022

Americas, Analysis, Assessment - Monitoring, Global, Home, Research,

Discussion – where to for utilities working on integrity management?

Developing a model to benchmark integrity management in water and sanitation utilities

Dec 16, 2021

Analysis, Argentina, Case - Good Practice, Global, Home, Nepal, Pakistan, Partner Feature, South Africa,

Integrity Talk 2 – on Informal Settlements

Integrity Talks are discussions around transparency, accountability and participation as ways to advance integrity and reduce corruption in the water […]

Dec 16, 2021

Africa, Americas, Analysis, Case - Good Practice, Ecuador, Global, Home, Honduras, Kenya, Paraguay, Partner Feature, Policy - Oversight, Regulation, Regulator - Regulatory Authority, Social Accountability, Water and Sanitation Service Provider, Zambia,

Integrity Talk 1 – on Regulation

Integrity Talks are discussions around transparency, accountability, and participation as ways to advance integrity and reduce corruption in the water […]

Oct 20, 2021

Americas, Argentina, Assessment - Monitoring, Case - Good Practice, Ecuador, Global, Home, IM, Mexico, Peru, Risk Management, Water and Sanitation Service Provider, WIGO,

Integrity management for sanitation and water operators: cost-effective booster for service delivery

3,6 billion people don’t have safe sanitation services. It’s time for change and service providers cannot afford integrity failures.

Nov 25, 2020

Analysis, Colombia, Home, Mexico, Open Gov, Partner Feature,

What does it mean to mainstream gender in open government processes and why are gender-blind indicators not enough?

Findings from applied research on gender indicators for open natural resource governance – guest post for the Water and Open Government Community of Practice