Usted no se imaginaría construir un puente sin planos. Pero así es como, muchas veces, la infraestructura pública es financiada y adquirida. Se gastan – y se desperdician – trillones …
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Sekondi-Takoradi joins CoST, demonstrating commitment to furthering open government and infrastructure transparency
Today Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly (STMA), Ghana announces its membership to CoST. In doing so, it becomes the first sub-national government to join the initiative and demonstrates its seriousness to committing …
A story of growing impact
CoST is the leading global initiative improving transparency and accountability in public infrastructure. Working with government, industry and civil society, CoST promotes the disclosure of infrastructure project data, validates and …
Linking up CoST members: How we share and promote the best of our programmes
Since our initiation we have put Value for Money at the forefront of our approach. One way we do this is by joining up our programmes to hear from each …
CoST Assurance in the media
From 12 – 16 November CoST held its first Assurance Week, offering the opportunity for us to delve into CoST Assurance, explain its full benefits and focus on the assurance …
Carillion, Odebrecht, Berlin Airport: How can we put infrastructure scandals in the past?
Just half of the global need for life-changing transport infrastructure and other constructions is expected to be delivered by 2040. To help meet this shortfall, monetary losses due to inefficiency, …