A social accountability case study on flood protection infrastructure.

A new data-driven approach to develop a composite Water Integrity Risk Index (WIRI), to assess integrity risks in urban water

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

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

This blog was written by Cartocritica, as a contribution to the Community of Practice on Water and Open Government. Access to water is a...

Corruption and poor integrity are a drain on resources, reputation, and effectiveness of key water sector players, especially utilities

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

We supported investigative journalists Datadista in 2019 to take a deep dive into Mar Menor, Spain.

In conversation with Margarita Gutiérrez Vizcaino.

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

A CONTRIBUTION FROM THE WATER AND OPEN GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE The promotion of an open government and the empowerment of...

A Região Metropolitana de São Paulo enfrentou uma grave crise hídrica ao longo dos anos de 2014 a 2016, e, não obstante sua gravidade,...

The Metropolitan Region of São Paulo faced a grave water crisis from 2014 to 2016.

The article is based on the observed experience of Aguatuya in one of its projects in Bolivia.

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

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

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

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

Globally, in 2015, 2.3 billion people lacked even a basic sanitation service.