FREE ONLINE COURSE
Introductory level. Self-paced (3 modules, about 16 hours).
Pending. Sign up for the waiting list.
An introduction to corruption and integrity in the water and sanitation sectors, with input on critical vulnerabilities.
Participants learn about the links between integrity, good governance and sustainability of water and sanitation services and learn about four principles of integrity (Transparency, Accountability, Participation, Anti-corruption) to strengthen water and sanitation programmes.
The course also includes an introduction to key integrity tools that practitioners can use to assess and address major integrity risks.
Course outline:
Module 1: Introducing key concepts of integrity and corruption
Module 2: Integrity as a cornerstone of good water governance
Module 3: Integrity tools and approaches: getting down to work
Who is this course for?
This course is a good fit for people who are seeking a firm understanding of good governance principles and who need a quick overview of different tools and approaches to handle integrity risks.
Members of civil society, international organisations, private sector, and youth movements.
Decision and policy makers, regulators, and high-level professionals and managers active in governmental bodies.
Students, professors and researchers active in the fields of water governance, water service delivery, sanitation, sustainable water management, Integrated Water Resources Management, and human rights-based approaches.
Language
English
Course created by the Water Integrity Network (WIN), SIWI, and Cap-Net UNDP for the Water Integrity Learning Group.
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