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FREE ONLINE COURSE Introductory level. Self-paced (4 modules, about 20 hours). Open now A deep dive into the practicalities of responding to the corruption and integrity failures threatening water and sanitation services in urban settlements in the city of Lima, Peru. This course shows the ways residents of informal settlements cope with service failures and integrity issues, highlighting the gaps between reality and universal access to adequate water and sanitation. The course also shows the technical, financial, and integrity challenges for service providers working in the area, the solutions they bring to the table, and the way integrity is crucial for their work. Participants explore how integrity failures impact access to water and sanitation at different spatial scales: city, neighbourhood, and household scale. They learn about what can be done at each of these scales to promote integrity in complex settings and address inequalities. Course outline: Module 1: Key concepts Module 2: City scale Module 3: Neighbourhood scale Module 4: Household scale Who is this course for? Political decision-makers, professionals, civil society advocates, regulatory entities, and water and sanitation utility staff. Students and researchers in social and technical disciplines. Urban planners, engineers, and architects. Language Spanish Optional Certification Participants who successfully complete and pass the course can obtain a certificate of completion upon payment of a fee. Free Access Access to the course content and activities is completely free. Based on the course developed by the Water Integrity Network and Urbes Lab in collaboration with PUCP and Cap-Net, supported by SMUS, TU Berlin. SMUS - The Global Center of Spatial Methods for Urban Sustainability is funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) with funds from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

HYBRID COURSE Medium level. Self paced with live sessions. Coming soon More details coming soon Language English Certification Participants who successfully complete and pass the course obtain a certificate of completion Paid fee

CRUSO EN LÍNEA Nivel introductorio. A tu propio ritmo (3 módulos, 12 horas aprox.) Próximamente Próximamente más información ¿A quién está dirigido? Tomadores de decisiones y reponsables de políticas públicas Profesionales y personal de empresas de servicios de agua y saneamiento. Entidades reguladoras Representantes y organizaciones de la sociedad civil Estudiantes e investigadores de disciplinas sociales y técnicas Urbanistas, ingenieros y arquitectos. Idioma Español e inglés Certificación opcional Los participantes que completen y aprueben el curso podrán obtener un certificado de finalización mediante el pago de una tarifa. Acceso gratuito El acceso al contenido y las actividades del curso es completamente gratuito.

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Water is life. Sanitation is dignity. Don't let corruption get in the way. Donate today. Support the Water Integrity Network to put integrity at the heart of water and sanitation management and ensure clean and sustainable water and sanitation services, for all . Together we can ensure financing for water and sanitation reaches end users, we can strengthen water and sanitation institutions and programmes, and protect water and sanitation systems in the face of climate change. Your donations specifically go to: Local partners in Bangladesh, Kenya, Mexico, and Uganda to raise awareness and hold stakeholders accountable for their promises on water and sanitation. Research on corruption and integrity risks, for partners to develop evidence-based and effective strategies against the issues draining sector resources. Practical support to water and sanitation service providers, utilities, institutions, and water committees, to take action for integrity, publish transparent information and engage with users, or address conflicts of interest and procurement weaknesses. Training and knowledge sharing to empower water and sanitation professionals on integrity and to strengthen institutions. By supporting our work, you contribute to a world where water is managed for resilience and everyone has fair and sustainable access to water and sanitation. Contact us Discuss strategy and long-term funding: Barbara Schreiner, WIN Executive Director Alt Moabit 91b, 10559 Berlin, Germany info@win-s.org +49 30 809 246 130 WIN e.V. is non-profit association registered in Germany. We have a current Equivalency Determination (ED) certificate. Accountability is core to who we are: we are open about our finances and publish yearly results and audit reports. Thank you Your support is changing the course of the water and sanitation sectors. "WIN is a niche network of partners that expand and share knowledge on the integrity issues facing the water sector. This is crucial input to national and international discourses on integrity and water and sanitation. WIN achieves impact that Sida assesses is well beyond its small size." Ylva Schwinn, Programme Specialist - WASH, Sida (2024)