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Media advisory: press conference

Launch: Water Integrity Network (WIN). Leading organisations unite to fight corruption in the water sector worldwide.

Stockholm, Sweden, 18 August 2006

Note for News and Planning Editors

Corruption in the water sector violates human dignity, increases health risks and robs the poor of access to clean drinking water. In response, a group of leading organisations have created the Water Integrity Network to counter corruption in water worldwide.

FOCUS:

  • Corruption in the water sector, an expert diagnosis.
  • WIN actions to promote anti-corruption activities and coalition-building at local and regional levels.
  • WIN coalition-building at local, regional and global levels between civil society, private and public sectors

Participants:

Hon. Mutua Katuku, Minister of Water, Kenya

Mr. David Nussbaum, Chief Executive, Transparency International

Ms Kathleen Shordt, Sr. Programme Officer, International Water and Sanitation Centre (IRC)

Mr. Piers Cross, Principal Regional Team Leader, Water and Sanitation Program

On Tuesday, 22 August 2006
12:10-12:40
World Water Week

Stockholm City Conference Centre
Room 206 Folkets Hus, Barnhusgatan 12-14

Please note: b-roll is available upon request

Media Contacts:
Mr. David Trouba (Dave.Trouba@siwi.org)
Stockholm International Water Institute
Tel +46 8 522 139 89

Ms. Sarah Tyler (styler@transparency.org)
Transparency International, Berlin
Tel.49.30.3438206119

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