by Olive Kabatwairwe Last year saw CoST, the Infrastructure Transparency Initiative inaugurate two new high level Multi-Stakeholder Groups (MSGs). CoST Ethiopia democratically reconstituted a new MSG, and CoST Kaduna, Nigeria …
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NEW EVENT: CoST participating in International Anti-Corruption Conference Multistakeholder Approaches session
CoST -the Infrastructure Transparency Initiative, will be participating at the 21st International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC), in the session: “Multistakeholder Approaches (MSAs) to Building Consensus for Governance Reform”. The workshop will …
Breaking down barriers: How IPPI is changing the game in infrastructure data sharing
By: Michael Cengkuru Introduction Access to reliable and accurate data is crucial for making informed decisions, especially in the infrastructure sector. In Malawi, traditional methods of data sharing have …
The road to stronger infrastructure governance in Scotland
By Soren Kirk Jensen, Senior Advisor, CoST On April 30 a group of Nordic and Baltic OGP member countries convene in Edinburgh to share lessons about fiscal openness, including around …
Earth Day 2024: The importance of building integrity into water infrastructure by Maria Prado
Access to clean water is a significant challenge worldwide. This is particularly so in the Global South, where the vast majority of the world’s population lives. In Uganda, roughly 8 …
Infrastructure Transparency Index 2023 and Ecuador’s challenges to make public infrastructure processes more efficient and transparent
By Manuel Gonzalez Caballero Amid the complexity of the policy context, tools can be developed to help establish a metric of transparency in the infrastructure sector. In recent years, …