New Brazilian Infrastructure Policy does not meet minimum transparency standards – Key challenges include insufficient disclosure of environmental and project planning information, and limited opportunities for social participation São Paulo …
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Gender and Inclusiveness – in Panama
By Manuel Gonzalez In the universe of public procurement, many countries have begun to measure the impact on vulnerable population groups. This includes supporting the better distribution of government money …
Deepening our private sector engagement
This is an exciting week for CoST as we kick off a programme that aims to Galvanize the Private Sector (GPS) as Partners in Combating Corruption. It will start in …
Climate finance
Scaling transparency in green investments This module provides insight into the growing intersection between infrastructure and climate policy. It tracks investments that support mitigation and adaptation efforts, offering a comprehensive …
Institutional sustainability
Governance as the backbone of success The ability to deliver on promises hinges on three key factors: transparency, accountability, and governance. This module guarantees that all infrastructure decisions are based …
Social sustainability
Infrastructure that has social value and leaves no one behind Infrastructure reaches its full potential when it creates social value and delivers broader social outcomes, rather than just engineering outputs. …