Mozambique is planning to introduce legal reforms, train a wide variety of stakeholders and ensure that infrastructure projects are accessibly published through their platform.

Malawi’s plan involves building on their existing climate finance work, driving citizen engagement, increasing their data publication and training more stakeholders.

Kakamega’s first annual plan as a CoST member includes using CoST’s data standard, the OC4IDS on their data portal and publishing more infrastructure projects, implementing formal disclosure mandates and training …

Kaduna’s plan focuses on implementing the Infrastructure Transparency Index; working with government ministries, departments and agencies; increasing engagement; driving social accountability with young people; increasing data publication and more.

CoST Cali’s 2026 plan focuses on moving from setup to an operational transparency system, with a new platform publishing a foundational set of infrastructure projects under OC4IDS. It prioritizes capacity …

Panama’s 2026 plan focuses on consolidating and scaling its system by fully operationalising the OC4IDS-aligned platform and expanding structured infrastructure data disclosure. It strengthens accountability through Transparency Index and Independent …