Improved Public Procurement Inclusion in Uganda – CoST Uganda
For many years, public procurement in Uganda has been skewed toward the privileged category of...
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Infrastructure Transparency Dilemma A Call To Action
Transparency has been conceived by different people and it’s believed to be detrimental to stakeholders’...
Disclosure gap and its implications on quality of infrastructure project delivery in Uganda
Disclosure is simply defined and understood as the process of making information about publicly financed...
Why infrastructure transparency matters
CoST Uganda on the power of information. The right to access to information is a...
Open up health sector infrastructure
This article presents the call to action for proactive disclosure of infrastructure project data by...
Analytical Infrastructure data dashboard launched
On 11th July 2023, CoST Uganda launched and published its analytical dashboard at a Round-table multi-stakeholder workshop,...
Uganda Government allocates 13.3% of its budget for Infrastructure development
By Geoffrey Odong, Programme Officer, CoST Uganda To start with, the budget is very ambitious...
CoST Uganda wins the Anti-corruption Collective Action award 2023
It is a great honour for CoST Uganda to win the Outstanding Achievement Collective Action Award...
Appeal to Vote for CoST Uganda to win the upcoming Southern Africa Anti-Corruption Collective Action Award 2023
Dear Stakeholder, We are excited to invite you to vote for CoST Uganda through this...
Corruption Risks in the Construction Sector
Credits to Enabel in Uganda and CoST Uganda and Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) and UNABCEC Uganda National Contractor’s Association CoST – the...