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February 22, 2022  |  MarkPyman

Curbing Corruption in Water

Whatever part of the water sector you may work in - whether watershed management, the ocean economy, water for energy or food or habitat or development; or more broadly in climate change and extreme weather roles - corruption can be one of the darkest problem areas. Frequently rendered hard-to-address by political sensitivity, corruption issues can cripple the effective use of water for communities. This paper describes a new approach that assists those in front line roles to address corruption issues openly and constructively, whether they be politicians, leaders, managers, scientists, civic groups, developers, company executives, or others.

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