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In the face of political turbulence, climate-induced water crises, and shrinking civic space, our network has remained steadfast in advancing integrity-driven governance. Together, as the leading global network for water integrity, we have made real gains in pushing forward transparency and accountability in water and sanitation. We are grateful for the support of our partners and funders for making it happen. Thank you! Your commitment helps ensure water and sanitation services are delivered fairly, with transparency and accountability—especially in the most vulnerable contexts. This is crucial work for people and the planet. We look forward to pursuing it at your side and stopping corruption and the misuse, mismanagement, and misallocation of our most precious resource. Highlights of 2024 include: Landmark launch of WIGO: Finance , spotlighting how integrity can close the water financing gap Grassroots advocacy success in Mexico , securing political commitments for the Chiapas Water Agenda Expanded use of integrity tools by utilities and communities in Bolivia, Ecuador, Kenya, and Bangladesh, improving internal systems and trust A new country programme in Uganda , expanding WIN’s regional reach Collaborative work with regulators on Citywide Inclusive Sanitation that brought to light hidden integrity risks that are holding sanitation back and that provides paths for strong regulation and safer service Launch of new free online courses and resources to support sector champions globally in making integrity the heart of water and sanitation. Read more:

DEVELOPING REGULATORY AND RISK MANAGEMENT APPROACHES TO STRENGTHEN CITYWIDE INCLUSIVE SANITATION WITH INTEGRITY LATEST Synthesis of findings from research on regulation of urban sanitation in Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, and Bangladesh Integrity is part and parcel of making urban sanitation regulation effective. It can be reinforced with: Specific focus on CWIS, or non-sewered systems. Specific regulatory measures to address integrity risks in different areas (procurement, human resources, or customer relations for example), in collaboration with cross-sector regulators and anti-corruption initiatives. A strong regulatory environment: autonomous and well-resourced regulation as well as transparency and engagement with stakeholders and civil society. OPPORTUNITIES Free training on CWIS, regulation, and integrity WHAT OUR PROGRAMME IS ABOUT Sanitation is dignity, yet it lacks the attention and investment it deserves. The issues are not just technical. Citywide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS) provides a framework to address gaps by emphasising accountability and enabling environments for sanitation as a right. Unlike usual urban sanitation approaches, it focuses not only on piped sewerage systems but different systems (sewered or not) and suppliers (public, householde, private and informal vendors) that can ensure service throughout all parts of a city. However, corruption and integrity failures hinder the expansion of sanitation services to all. They can also impact CWIS implementation . These failures are often misunderstood or ignored yet they are undermining the work of sanitation practitioners and regulators. They weaken service delivery, hamper the upgrading of infrastructure, erode public and household health, and deepen the oppression of women. There are many ways to act for integrity and address these issues. Our work supports these efforts by identifying risks and offering targeted solutions. Regulators, service providers, and funders can seize these opportunities to ensure equitable sanitation for all while building trust and resilience across the value chain. Make citywide inclusive sanitation a reality with integrity Find out more, support the programme, collaborate on research. Contact the programme coordinator: INCLUSIVE SANITATION: WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR There are significant integrity risks across the sanitation value chain . Sanitation is specifically vulnerable given: uneven and less intensive regulation, the involvement of more small or informal providers, and the often inadequate working conditions for sanitation workers. Better sanitation services will depend on effectively addressing these risks . Five critical improvements are needed: Clear mandates of sanitation practitioners and autonomy of regulators Transparent criteria and decision-making processes for subsidies, tariffs, licencing, budget allocation, financing Proactive integrity risk assessments to target specific measures Better engagement with users Multi-stakeholder oversight of expenditure and service levels, buffered by better data Regulators play a crucial role and can benefit from targeting integrity specifically . A proactive integrity approach requires cooperation and data sharing and combines: broad regulatory mechanisms that promote inclusion (service standards for different sanitation service models, pro-poor guidelines etc.), and specific regulatory mechanisms that address specific operational risks (financial management guidelines, criteria for technology selection, monitoring, saftey and health regulations etc.) Read the research Focus on regulation: Findings from Bangladesh, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zambia Understanding integrity risks across the sanitation value chain and first paths for action Country reports SUMMARY BANGLADESH FULL SYNTHESIS REPORT RWANDA TANZANIA ZAMBIA MORE PROGRAMME BASICS Dates 2023-Current Location(s) Global programme, Research in Bangladesh, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zambia. Partners ESAWAS and ITN-BUETWith support from Aguaconsult and Blue Chain Consulting Make citywide inclusive sanitation a reality with integrity Find out more, support the programme, collaborate on research. Contact the programme coordinator:

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The Water Integrity Network is putting integrity at the heart of water management and the delivery of water and sanitation services. Clean water needs clean governance Integrity can make the water and sanitation sectors more resilient, more equitable, and less vulnerable to corruption, and malpractice. Join us in advocating for integrity and ensuring clean water management and services, for all . FIND OUT MORE Report: Water Integrity Global Outlook 3 READ REPORT Latest trends and practical insight to promote integrity in water and sanitation finance News SEE ALL POSTS Water integrity? It's essential Corruption and integrity issues happen everywhere and in all sectors, but in water and sanitation, the impact is particularly dramatic, for people's lives, communities, economies, and ecosystems. We can change this, with integrity . We can ensure resources are used where intended and most needed. We can fix the leaks and systematic weaknesses that leave infrastructure at breaking point and pollution unchecked. Stand with us for change. What you can do Water integrity is not a pipe dream. There are many practical ways to ensure sector institutions are run with integrity and without impunity. We can start by realistically discussing integrity risks and corruption issues. We can then nurture integrity through Transparency, Accountability, Participation, and Anti-corruption measures. And, we can work collectively for change. Get training TRAINING Understand integrity risks ASSESSMENTS Strengthen your work with integrity TOOLS Become a partner NETWORK Newsletter Sign up to our newsletter First name Last name Email SUBSCRIBE Thanks for subscribing! Events and trainings Public-Private Partnership reforms in water and sanitation: best practices for integrity and accountability 21 Oct 2025, 14:00 GMT+2 online Details Integrity in Water and Sanitation Utilities in Latin America Training - Online Course Human settlements in Lima: corruption, integrity, and access to water and sanitation Training - Online Course Integrity in Informal Settlements: Securing the Human Rights to Water and Sanitation Gender & Inclusion Partner network Our network, events, and tools are open and available to all. We welcome collaboration, questions, and feedback. Organisations that wish to show their commitment to improving integrity in water and sanitation management and actively collaborate on integrity programmes are also invited to partner with us formally. Take a stand for water integrity: become a formal WIN partner now. JOIN WIN