Know any good/bad/ugly stories about corruption in the water sector?
Published on by Kiran Pereira
The Water Integrity Network (WIN) and partners (Cap-Net,IWMI,GWP,UNESCO-IHE,GIZ,WGF,TI) are looking for evidence-based information on integrity issues in water/energy sector. Please see attached document for more information about the project and for contact details.
'Corruption in the water sector puts the lives and livelihoods of billions of people at risk. As theGlobal Corruption Report 2008demonstrates, the onset of climate change and the increasing stress on water supply around the world make the fight against corruption in water more urgent than ever. Without increased advocacy to stop corruption in water, there will be high costs to economic and human development, the destruction of vital ecosystems, and the fuelling of social tension or even conflict over this essential resource. This report clearly shows that the corruption challenge needs to be recognised in the many global policy initiatives for environmental sustainability, development and security that relate to water.' Access the Report @http://www.transparency.org/research/gcr/gcr_water_sector