Kaduna State, Nigeria, has taken a significant step towards strengthening transparency in public infrastructure with the endorsement of a Formal Disclosure Mandate (FDM), establishing a framework for the proactive publication of infrastructure project …
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CoST’s 2025 Impact Report: US$ 21.4 billion of infrastructure investment made more transparent
CoST’s 2025 Annual Impact Report explores how our global network is turning transparency in infrastructure into tangible results – helping governments make better investment decisions, strengthening infrastructure markets, and empowering citizens to …
Costa Rica asks whether today’s infrastructure is ready for tomorrow
What makes infrastructure truly resilient? Is it enough to build projects that work today, or do we also need to ask whether they will continue serving communities as climate risks …
Planning for Tomorrow: Lessons on Climate Resilience from Costa Rica and Malawi
As climate change places increasing pressure on infrastructure systems, governments face a growing challenge: how can today’s investments continue serving communities decades into the future? Building climate-resilient infrastructure is about …
From Planning to Delivery: What Ghana and Ecuador Reveal About Water Transparency
As climate pressures intensify, populations grow, and ageing infrastructure comes under increasing strain, governments around the world face mounting pressure to deliver reliable and resilient water services. Building better water …
STMA Advances Water Integrity with Third Independent Review
CoST Sekondi-Takoradi has launched its third Independent Review, marking an important milestone in strengthening transparency and accountability across public infrastructure delivery in Ghana’s Western Region. The review assesses 28 infrastructure projects …