The Water Warrior Award recognizes, supports and encourages individuals who have demonstrated great courage, conviction and effort to improve water security for vulnerable communities. Miraji is an exceptional individual relentlessly working to address the water problems facing his community in Tanzania.

Enrol now for University of East Anglia’s School of International Development short course on water security - 24-28th June 2019. We are regular contributors to this course, leading interactive sessions on the role of social accountability and stewardship for water security.

On the 10th and 11th of December 2018, WWI hosted a number of partner organisations to mark the inception of the Accountability for Water, an innovative new action and research programme that aims to strengthen knowledge and practice of social accountability in the water sector.

We’re pleased to announce two exciting opportunities to work with Water Witness International and our partners to lead ground-breaking research on water and accountability via PhD scholarships funded by the Scottish Government’s Hydro Nation Scholars Programme.  I'd be grateful for your help in circulating details of these opportunities among your networks so that we can find the best candidates. 

in October 2018, Water Witness International and its partners awarded the ‘Habari za Maji’ prize for outstanding journalism for accountability in water management. The Awards attracted 120 submissions from 46 journalists.