Member since 2019 Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly became a CoST member in 2019, in response to the growing demand for better infrastructure governance to mitigate against vulnerabilities such as real and …
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CoST in the media March – May 2019
March CoST Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly – STMA marks open governance week – Ghana News Agency CoST Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly – STMA joins CoST to enhance infrastructure transparency – Ghana News Agency …
How civic engagement has built trust – and transformed infrastructure – in Wakiso District, Uganda
The world is increasingly urban: 55% of the world’s population lives in cities and this figure is fast increasing. Central to the discussion about urbanisation is whether local infrastructure can keep …
Guidance Note: Joining CoST
There are various ways to join CoST and receive support. This guidance note explains what they are and is designed to help potential members decide which form of membership is …
CoST Buenos Aires
Affiliate member from 2019 to 2021 Buenos Aires excelled in publishing infrastructure data during its membership. Prior to CoST: Public infrastructure in context Argentina and the Province of Buenos Aires, …
Buenos Aires boosts transparency reforms with CoST affiliate membership
On Wednesday 8 May the Province of Buenos Aires announced its CoST membership. The Province has set its sights high in terms of reaching international standards of open government and infrastructure …