Investigating incidence and risk factors associated with sextortion in accessing WASH services by women in Bangladesh

Sextortion is a gendered form of corruption where sex is the currency of the bribe. It hampers realisation of the human right to water.

Case studies Published: 2022 By Carmen Fernandez Fernandez (Consultant) and Girum Girma (Caritas Switzerland) Participatory processes...

An interview with Sareen Malik of the African Civil Society Network for Water and Sanitation (ANEW).

To make cities resilient and to realise human rights to water and sanitation for urban residents, we need to focus on water and sanitation

ARE GENDER-BLIND INDICATORS NOT ENOUGH? By Tamar Hayrikyan, Managing Partner at Técnicas Rudas Supported by the Water and Open Government...

Research from South Africa and Kenya stresses need for action to deliver adequate water and sanitation in urban slums

An analysis of the Mexican legal framework for water in different states and the legal form that community systems could take.

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

Lack of proper school WASH facilities cannot only be attributed to limited resources but also to basic lack of awareness and accountability

Interview with Rubina Islam of WASH-SDG programme, Development Organisation of the Rural Poor-Dorp.

Lessons Learnt from the Multi-Country Water Integrity Programme in Guatemala, Kenya, Mozambique, Nepal

Dirty and locked toilets are leaving students behind in Bangladesh. Poor integrity is a contributing factor.

Case studies from Kenya

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

The mechanisms which work to achieve the human rights to water and sanitation must be closely allied with those that work protect integrity.

Investigating how water integrity is perceived and experienced by low-income users in their daily attempts to secure water in Medellin

Migration to Delhi from neighbouring states is changing the social dimensions of the city.

LOOKING AT SCHOOL TOILETS IN ANDRHA PRADESH WITH AN INTEGRITY LENS By Binayak Das, WIN Programme Coordinator Published in 2014 with the...

LESSONS FROM THE FIRST AFRICA WATER INTEGRITY SUMMIT IN LUSAKA Water integrity ambassadors from 22 countries in Africa met to exchange...