CoST is looking for a consultant(s) based in South Africa to support a project that will help to open-up climate finance infrastructure to public scrutiny, ensuring that safeguards are in …
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Our 2022 highlights
OUR TOP FEATURES OF 2022 2022 was a year to remember how transparency in infrastructure improves the lives of citizens around the world. This year, new partners joined the initiative, …
CoST board report and financial statement 2021
CoST board report and financial statement 2021
Opening climate finance to public scrutiny is crucial to guarantee social impact
Helping emerging economies to tackle the climate emergency is extremely significant. In the light of the risks to these funds, the Infrastructure Transparency Initiative (CoST) with our partners, Engineers Against …
Reflections from the CoST session at the Africa & Middle East OGP Regional Meeting
CoST International hosted a session to discuss “Who benefits from infrastructure investments?” during the Africa and Middle East OGP regional meeting held in Morocco on 1st November 2022. The session …
Beneficial Ownership Transparency could end anonymous companies linked to corruption and mismanagement in infrastructure procurement
By Olive Kabatwairwe, CoST Africa Regional Manager Africa needs USD $100 billion a year for infrastructure development, but only $45 billion is being mobilized annually. Governments don’t have the capacity …