Por qué necesitamos gestores fuertes de Agua No Contabilizada y un nuevo enfoque 

Why we need strong NRW managers in water utilities and a new integrity approach to non-revenue water

How CWIS is working in practice, with a focus on integrity, responsibilities, regulation and the work of utilities.

Supporting leading water and sanitation operators to improve services and performance through integrity.

PREVENTING CORRUPTION AND ENSURING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO WATER, SANITATION, HEALTH, AND EDUCATION By Marcela Lopez and Josefa Vergara, WIN...

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

Supporting regulatory authorities to benchmark and incentivise integrity in water and sanitation service provision

A set of resources to launch and facilitate a long-term integrity change management approach in a water and sanitation sector institutions

Objective measure of corruption risks in the urban water and sanitation sectors, based on big-data analytics of procurement data.

A simple set of indicators providing input on the status of procedures, practices, and structures for integrity within a utility.

Evidence from Integrity Management Processes in Utilities, Water Institutions, and Small Water System Management Committees Case studies...

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

An examination of urban sanitation in Lusaka, with a focus on integrity, corruption risks and regulatory capacity

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

This case study describes CWASA's process and progress using integrity management tools.

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

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

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