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Day 3 of #AssuranceWeek2019: Costa Rica’s First Assurance Report indicates a favourable landscape for transparency

27 November 2019 | CoST Costa Rica

Today CoST Costa Rica publishes its First Assurance Report which shows average data disclosure by procuring entities to be 51%, with two entities – the Costa Rican Social Security Agency …

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Day 3 of #AssuranceWeek2019: CoST Ukraine sees unprecedented level of data disclosure

26 November 2019 | CoST Ukraine

In its Sixth Assurance Report CoST Ukraine finds a high level of infrastructure data disclosed across key stages of the infrastructure project cycle, with an average of 98% of data …

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Day 2 of #AssuranceWeek2019: A year on and CoST Afghanistan shows more data is being disclosed but key concerns remain

26 November 2019 | CoST Afghanistan

Today CoST Afghanistan joins #AssuranceWeek2019 celebrations and publishes its Second Assurance Report. A year on from its first report launch during Assurance Week 2018 and good progress can be seen …

Day 1 of #AssuranceWeek2019: A culture of transparency is taking root in Malawi

25 November 2019 | CoST Malawi

This year has been an important one for CoST Malawi. After successfully launching the CoST Disclosure Portal for Public Infrastructure Projects in 2017, the assurance process undertaken by the programme …

New research highlights the applicability of CoST in high-income countries

19 November 2019 | CoST International

With global infrastructure investment needs estimated to reach $94 trillion between 2016 and 2040, delivering high-quality, cost-effective infrastructure is an ever-present concern for governments. New research released by CoST today …

In public infrastructure, transparency is king: CoST opinion piece for Apolitical

6 November 2019 | CoST International

This article is based on a CoST opinion piece which was originally published by Apolitical. Read the full blog post here. When it comes to public infrastructure investment, open government …

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