Between 2010 and 2016, CoST Ethiopia has applied the principles of disclosure and assurance to over 50 building, road and water infrastructure projects representing US$3.27 billion of investment. A new …
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CoST Uganda – Minister of Works and Transport, Hon. Monica Ntege Azuba, announced as CoST Champion
The Minister of Works and Transport, Hon. Monica Ntege Azuba, has committed to supporting infrastructure transparency and accountability as the CoST Uganda Champion. The announcement came as part of CoST …
CoST Ukraine – Unlocking infrastructure information for the first time in history
CoST Ukraine has made a major breakthrough in infrastructure transparency by ensuring that all resolutions and minutes from the Technical Committee of the state road agency, Ukravtodor, will be publicly …
Welcome Costa Rica, the newest member of the CoST family!
From left to right: Ana Helena Chacón Echeverría, Vice President of Costa Rica; Ana Gabriel Aponte, Vice Minister of Political Affairs and Citizen Dialogue; Christiaan Poortman, Chairperson of CoST Board. …
CoST in Southeast Asia – Infrastructure transparency, a baseline assessment
As part of our collaboration with the UK Government’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), CoST has undertaken ground-breaking research into the infrastructure investment environment across Southeast Asia. Four country studies, …
Joining forces for integrity: Partnering with industry and civil society across Europe and beyond
CoST is working with European partners to strengthen good governance in public infrastructure at a global level. From raising demand to product development, CoST supported the European Construction Industry Federation …