Water Integrity : Core contribution to the Water Integrity Network (WIN)

·       At the global level: Targeted international organisations managing water sector development programs, international NGOs, government or private implementing agencies, development banks

-        At a local level working in the targeted countries the final beneficiaries are local communities and civil society, governments, regional and national levels, public and private water providers as well as members the WIN Network members. 

·       Outcome 1 - Actors in the international water and sanitation sector take action to increase integrity and reduce corruption

·       Outcome 2 - Capability to improve integrity and reduce corruption in the water and sanitation sector has measurably increased in focus countries and regions

·       Outcome 3 - Necessary evidence, knowledge and approaches to advance and measure water integrity are available and used

-        Outcome 4: WIN Association is managed in a transparent and sustainable manner

Expected results:  

·       Water integrity and anti corruption activities or/and its upscaling in projects or programmes is increased in a number of targeted international organisations

·       Global and regional water sector discourse is strengthened through targetted interventions as well as direct or indirect users of WIN’s anti-corruption tools

·       In selected countries, and regions partners are increasingly strengthened, networks are built and operating well

·       The proportion of country level water integrity outcomes in which good progress is achieved has increased

·       Meaningful evidence is available for insight, advocy and action on integrity and corruptioin in the water sector

·       WIN’s tools and methodologies are used to increase integrity and reduce corruption

Results from previous phases:  

·       Water integrity was mainstreamed in global policy process to improve water governance

·       Several organizations included water and good governance in their strategies

·       Local government processes were strengthened to participatory planning implementation and monitoring of WASH services and improved social accountability processes

-        WIN developed practical guidelines for managing integrity in water stewardship initiatives

Strong partnership with the African Ministers’ Council on Water (AMCOW)

Connecting with SDC Water Stewardship engagement through the use of Water integrity management tools.

Partnership with Swiss Water and Sanitation Consortium (SWSC), Center for Water Management Services (CEWAS) as well as Swiss NGOs, Helvetas and Caritas.