An introduction to corruption and integrity in the water and sanitation sectors, with input on critical vulnerabilities.

Putting forward the notion of 'hydrocide', the destruction or contamination of water resources and systems for water service provision.

Un récapitulatif des bases à connaître sur la corruption sexuelle dans les secteurs de l'eau et l'assainissement préparé par WIN, ANEW, End

Todo sobre los aspectos básicos de la corrupción sexual en los sectores del agua y el saneamiento

The critical link between integrity in finance, governance, and successful service delivery - summary of the global launch of WIGO: Finance

video interviews - In Kenya, a petition in parliament against sextortion is the result of years of campaigning by water organisations

¿Qué tienen que ver la escasez urbana de agua, el día cero y la planificación urbana con la integridad del agua y la rendición de cuentas? .

On the importance of better understanding integrity risks related to poor water and sanitation in slums, with intro to new course

Statement of concern on the shutting down of the People’s Water Forum by the Indonesian government 

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

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.

Research brief by Diana Suhardiman Published in 2018 with IWMI What are the dynamics of rent-seeking practices in the Indonesian...

AGREEMENTS AMONG PROJECT OWNERS, BIDDERS/CONTRACTORS, AND CSOS TO ABSTAIN FROM ILLICIT PRACTICES Integrity pacts are agreements between...

Lessons learned from the irrigation sector and upeti practice in Indonesia

The path from planning, procurement and tendering to construction and implementation contains areas of high integrity risk.

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

Integrity in water governance is a prerequisite to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).

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

Key risks associated with private sector participation in water service provision, including contracting and capture risks.