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From Lilongwe to Tegucigalpa: CoST countries working together to strengthen transparency

5 October 2016 | CoST Honduras | CoST Malawi

CoST Honduras and CoST Malawi are sharing lessons learnt to strengthen transparency in public infrastructure globally. CoST Honduras hosted CoST Malawi in Tegucigalpa for a peer-exchange programme to build international …

CoST El Salvador: Bringing ethics into infrastructure

5 October 2016 | CoST El Salvador

CoST El Salvador has launched a brand new training programme to support stakeholders in delivering better value public infrastructure. Entitled “Ethics, Transparency and Corruption in Public Infrastructure Projects”, the training …

National institutions in Ethiopia commit to raising transparency standards in public infrastructure

5 October 2016

CoST Ethiopia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with three Government Institutions as part of a commitment to institutionalising disclosure within Procuring Entities (PEs). Bringing together three major national …

Spot an infrastructure issue? Text CoST Malawi!

12 July 2016 | CoST Malawi

CoST Malawi has created an innovative SMS platform to provide citizens with a real-time reporting mechanism for infrastructure issues affecting their local areas. Launched in late May, Malawians can now …

British Embassy in El Salvador supports CoST El Salvador to increase transparency in public infrastructure

12 July 2016 | CoST El Salvador

The British Embassy in El Salvador has officially joined the CoST El Salvador Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG) as an Observer member to support the programme in increasing transparency and accountability in …

Government of Honduras commits to acting on recommendations from CoST Honduras Assurance Report

8 July 2016 | CoST Honduras

The Minister of Infrastructure, Roberto Ordoñez, has praised CoST Honduras for increasing transparency and accountability within national public infrastructure and committed to implementing CoST’s recommendations. The announcement was made as …

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