Sekondi-Takoradi’s efforts will be directed on implementing recommendations from their independent reviews and social audits, institutional reforms and regulations and engaging new districts in the region.

Nusa Tenggara Barat’s objectives encompass introducing a new legal reform, supporting new regencies to engage with CoST’s approach, working with media and civil society organisations and lobbying and advocacy meetings.

Zambia will seek to publish an independent review of infrastructure projects, train stakeholders, engage in mutual learning opportunities with other CoST members and publish data on their data portal.

West Lombok’s aims comprise of reducing cost and time overruns in infrastructure projects, working with media and civil society, producing a research report and upgrading their data portal.

Uganda’s plans consist of implementing more legal reforms, hundreds of new projects published on their data platform, driving climate finance efforts and supporting investigative journalism.