WATER INTEGRITY
  • What is Water Integrity?
    • The Challenge
    • Water Governance
    • Compliance
  • Project Activities
    • Project Activities
    • Regional & International Events & Activities
    • Implementing WI in Utilities
  • Water TAP Concept
    • The TAP Concept
    • Guiding Principles
  • Library & Links
    • Training Manuals
    • Regional/International Events
    • Implementing WI in Utilities
    • Transparency
    • Videos/Photos by SONEDE
    • Useful Websites
    • Copyrights
  • What is Water Integrity?
    • The Challenge
    • Water Governance
    • Compliance
  • Project Activities
    • Project Activities
    • Regional & International Events & Activities
    • Implementing WI in Utilities
  • Water TAP Concept
    • The TAP Concept
    • Guiding Principles
  • Library & Links
    • Training Manuals
    • Regional/International Events
    • Implementing WI in Utilities
    • Transparency
    • Videos/Photos by SONEDE
    • Useful Websites
    • Copyrights
    • Library & Links
    • Training Manuals
    • Regional/International Events
    • Implementing WI in Utilities
    • Transparency
    • Videos/Photos by SONEDE
    • Useful Websites
    • Copyrights

    Oman

    • File link icon for 2012Oman-Session-I.pdf2012Oman-Session-I.pdf783 K
    • File link icon for 2012Oman-Session-II.pdf2012Oman-Session-II.pdf1.8 M
    • File link icon for 2012OmanSession-III.pdf2012OmanSession-III.pdf1.0 M
    • File link icon for 2012Oman-Session-IV.pdf2012Oman-Session-IV.pdf1.5 M
    • File link icon for 2012Oman_documentation.pdf2012Oman_documentation.pdf1.5 M
    • File link icon for 2013Oman_basic-presentation.pdf2013Oman_basic-presentation.pdf1.3 M

    ONEE & SONEDE

    • File link icon for 2014ONEE_SONEDEreport-workshop.pdf2014ONEE_SONEDEreport-workshop.pdf2.5 M
    • File link icon for 2014ONEE_SONEDE-presentation-stockholm_01.pdf2014ONEE_SONEDE-presentation-stockholm.pdf710 K

    Please refer to the description of this workshop on the right side.

    AWW Conference Jordan Jan 2015

    • File link icon for Presentation1_WATER-TAP.pdfPresentation1_WATER-TAP.pdf0.9 M
    • File link icon for Presentation2_ONEE_01.pdfPresentation2_ONEE.pdf2.5 M
    • File link icon for Presentation3_SONEDE_01.pdfPresentation3_SONEDE.pdf614 K
    • File link icon for Presentation4-WIN-CONCEPT.pdfPresentation4-WIN-CONCEPT.pdf196 K

    IWA Conference Jordan Oct 2015

    • File link icon for Announcement_2015_WI-in_the-MENA-region_IWA.pdfAnnouncement_2015_WI-in_the-MENA-region_IWA.pdf227 K
    • File link icon for 2015_WI-in_the-MENA-region_IWA_02.pdf2015_WI-in_the-MENA-region_IWA.pdf4.6 M

    GWOPA Barcelona Sept 2015

    • File link icon for GWOPA_session_topics.pdfGWOPA_session_topics.pdf72 K
    • File link icon for Presentation0_WATER_TAP.pdfPresentation0_WATER_TAP.pdf3.8 M
    • File link icon for Presentation1_HCWW.pdfPresentation1_HCWW.pdf3.5 M
    • File link icon for Presentation2_ONEE.pdfPresentation2_ONEE.pdf24 M
    • File link icon for Presentation3_SONEDE.pdfPresentation3_SONEDE.pdf1.0 M
    • File link icon for Presentation4_MIYAHUNA_water.pdfPresentation4_MIYAHUNA_water.pdf1.5 M
    • File link icon for Presentation5_AQABA_Water.pdfPresentation5_AQABA_Water.pdf1.5 M
    • File link icon for Presentation6_WIN.pdfPresentation6_WIN.pdf607 K
    • File link icon for Presentation7_KEWASCO.pdfPresentation7_KEWASCO.pdf431 K
    • File link icon for Panel_Discussion8.pdfPanel_Discussion8.pdf226 K

    GERMANY

    • File link icon for 2014Eschborn-Berlin.pdf2014Eschborn-Berlin.pdf417 K

    Assessing the Advantages...

    ...of Sectoral Anti-corruption Approaches in Harmony with IWRM

    Corruption is both a cause as well as a result of poor water governance. To be effective, improving water governance requires the involvement of stakeholders from resource exploitation through regulation to consumption. Furthermore actors from other sectors have to be engaged, as manifested by the adoption of IWRM principles in many countries. 

    At the same time, the anti-corruption movement increasingly argues in favour of a sectoral approach to fighting corruption. Sectoral reforms can reinforce the effectiveness of general public administration and sector specific knowledge is critical to understand the risks, pressures, and resistance to reforms.

    Also, leadership and public support may be stronger in some sectors compared to others. However, resistance to engage with actors from outside may affect the efficacy of promoting water integrity. 

    • What are the advantages and limitations of using a sectoral approach to address water corruption ?
    • The role of the national governance context : Can ‘Islands of Integrity’ be created in countries with pervasive corruption levels? Can the water sector be a forerunner here?

    The seminar will share lessons learned from a diverse set of water and non-water stakeholders with experiences from sectoral anti-corruption work. Active participation from the audience will be encouraged.

    Convenors: 

    • UNDP Water Governance Facility at SIWI and Water Integrity Network
    • Cap-Net UNDP and UNDP Global Anti-corruption Initiative
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