Lessons learned from the Accountability for Water research programme : paying attention to gender equity and closing civic space

Cross-sector partnerships like WEFE nexus initiatives can be more effective and sustainable with integrity

What is the role of regulators in promoting transparency, accountability, participation, and anti-corruption for water and sanitation?

How can we assess and address issues of exclusion and marginalisation in informal settlements from a water integrity perspective?

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

Emerging technologies are showing increasing value for anti-corruption, also in the water sector. But what are the risks?

A water stewardship initiative can be more effective if founded on trust and built TAPA.

Small water supply systems play a key role in providing access to water in rural and peri-urban areas.

Lessons from new research on sextortion for water access 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.

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

3.6 billion people don't have safe sanitation. It's time for change, starting with addressing integrity failures in utilities.

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

A new research report examines urban sanitation in Lusaka, Zambia.

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

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

Discussing open government committments for water with Marcus Fuckner, Coordinator at Brazil’s National Water Agency (ANA)

A social accountability case study on flood protection infrastructure.