A discussion on climate finance tracking for adaptation, with a focus on water and sanitation: why we need it, how it works, and how governments and civil society can track effectively and with integrity.

Panellists will dive deeper into the lived reality of women in different settings to better understand how water flows are not only physical and shaped by infrastructure, but also subject to power relations and inclusion or exclusion.

In mining areas across the world, civil society organisations are demanding water justice and coming together with different strategies to confront corporate and government abuse of power. This talk is a space to learn from these organisations, and share experiences for fair water futures

Water allocation, water permitting and integrity in a changing climate.

In-person water integrity training at the 6th Global WOPs Congress in Bonn