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"Reliance on water as a basic commodity means that disruption of access to it from corruption has devastating social impacts, and disproportionately so for the poor. WIGO3 casts a fresh look at how the systems for financing the water sector can be affected and proposes new ways of approaching the problem."
Philip Mason, former anti-corruption adviser to UK Department for International Development,
member of the WIGO3 steering committee
Integrity for Water and
Sanitation Finance
Poor integrity and corruption jeopardise water and sanitation sector finances, increase the funding gap, and compromise sustainability.
To improve and increase financing, the latest reports on water and sanitation finance point to urgently needed reforms in systems, utility efficiency, and public financial management.
The upcoming Water Integrity Global Outlook (WIGO) shares insight, for governments, utilities, funders, and civil society, on which risks to watch out for and on how to make such reforms work, with integrity.
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