On the impact of inflation on water and sanitation tariffs, the ways to make services affordable and the role of integrity for HRWS

Unpaid bills by public institutions have a major impact on utility finances and undermine service delivery to people

Putting water integrity at the heart of climate work for climate justice and effective adaptation.

Billions of dollars are flowing through relatively untested channels into the water sector, which is vulnerable to corruption.

Corruption threatens to derail climate action. A preventive integrity approach must be built in from project start

An interview with Bubala Muyovwe of the NGO wash forum for 'Governments: Pay Your Water Bills'.

Non-payment of water bills by public entities is common and has major impact on utility finances, especially during covid crisis

Non-payment and empty promises are undermining the human rights to water and sanitation

Analysis suggests that decisive policy reform reducing risks by about two-thirds could result in substantial savings for water sector

Corruption in the water and sanitation sector in South Africa has put the water security of businesses and households, at high risk.

Global climate finance is flowing to the water sector for climate adaptation. But as for all major finance flows, corruption is a big risk

Corruption is draining water sector finances; looking away doesn’t help.

How to strengthen integrity in public financial management to increase WASH sector efficiency and accountability towards citizens in Kenya

Overview of challenges related to corruption in the wa­ter sector in the context of climate change finance and of opportunities for change

Research into key elements required in climate adaptation frameworks and institutional arrangements to achieve just climate adaptation

Sixteen years of revisions, sixteen years of opacity.

Measuring and increasing creditworthiness of utilities will lead to more accountability and better service from utilities

Local video journalist, Thomas Madhuku, interviews several residents.

WIGO highlights how institutional fragmentation and corruption undermine resources and services. With recommendations and good practices.