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Corruption in the water sector has negative social, environmental and financial impacts. Building integrity as a major element of governance systems enables institutions to limit and prevent corruption and manage resources efficiently, as well as helping to attract much-needed investment into the water infrastructure sector. In this new SIWI report the authors explore opportunities to improve transparency and integrity across the water infrastructure financing project cycle with a focus on the role of public private partnerships.

The Africa-EU Water Partnership Project (AEWPP) is a joint undertaking by the European Union, the African Ministers Council on Water (AMCOW) and the Government of Sweden through Sida that aims to enhance the financial viability of water infrastructure projects in Africa by making more public and private capital accessible for water-related infrastructure projects and encouraging and supporting African governments to invest in water governance through capacity building. AEWPP is financed by the European Commission and project implementation is assigned to the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI).