From 28th – 29th November, CoST and other organisations will convene 200 key innovators in Amsterdam for Open Contracting 2017. In our latest blog, we take the opportunity to respond …
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Afghanistan commits to the CoST Infrastructure Data Standard, helping to “minimise the distance” between government and public
In June, the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development and the Ministry of Public Works signed two Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) with CoST Afghanistan committing the ministries to disclose information …
Kyiv agrees to disclose information on three major roads
In September, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) relating to the disclosure of information on the construction and repair of three major infrastructure projects was signed by the Kyiv City State …
Central America countries set out strategic action plans to strengthen CoST in the region
The CoST Central America countries – Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama – convened at a regional workshop in Honduras from 3 – 6 September to share experiences …
CoST Uganda Assurance Report highlights urgent need for the CoST Infrastructure Data Standard
In August CoST Uganda launched its first Assurance Report, assessing infrastructure information disclosure from five major road sector projects in Uganda. The report finds that disclosure from the procuring entities …
Scoping Study demonstrates the need to enhance infrastructure data disclosure within the legal framework in Panama
In August 2017, CoST Panama published its Scoping Study, assessing data disclosed from 12 infrastructure projects in Panama which finds that on average only 17 data points on infrastructure projects …