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Understanding water integrity risk

Integrity is an essential protection and resilience mechanism for the water and sanitation sectors, but there is no one-size-fits-all path to building it.

To effectively improve governance and prevent corruption, water sector stakeholders need to understand the integrity risks they face, as well as relevant levers for action. We are here to help.

Make your water work integrity ready

We research pressing integrity issues as well as strategies to strengthen integrity. We also support water institutions, NGOs, and service providers with integrity risk assessments. Our open-source integrity assessment tools highlight key areas of risk and action for water sector reform, programme design, and institutional development.

Assess integrity priorities at regional, sector, or programme level

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Evaluate water infrastructure planning with integrity data standards

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Benchmark the integrity practices of water and sanitation service providers

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Develop integrity monitoring frameworks for sector oversight

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Sextortion / Sexual corruption

Qu'est-ce que la sextorsion? Que faire pour contrecarrer cette pratique?

Un récapitulatif des bases à connaître sur la corruption sexuelle dans les secteurs de l'eau et l'assainissement préparé par WIN, ANEW, End

Sanitation

Regulating urban sanitation: integrity and CWIS go hand in hand

How to strengthen urban sanitation regulation for CWIS and integrity - new report and recommendations for urban sanitation regulatory reform

Finance

Financialisation: an intractable breach of integrity in the water and sewerage systems in England and Wales

An examination of water governance and regulatory challenges in England and Wales related to financialisation in water and sanitation.

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