War on Shoddy Infrastructure: CoST Uganda ‘Arms’ Journalists to Expose Hidden Gaps
The selected Journalists pose for a Group Photo at the end of the Day-long training...
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Behind the Bulldozers: How KCCA Selects Infrastructure Projects Amid Climate Finance Promises
By PATRICK JARAMOGI KAMPALA – UGANDA June 24 [SHIFTMEDIA] As Uganda’s population swells—now estimated by the Uganda...
CoST Uganda Empowers Public Officials with 32 New Indicators of OC4IDS To Ensure Quality Data Collection for Project Selection and Appraisal.
On June 5th, 2025, a total of 25 Public Officials from Kampala Capital City Authority...
Strengthening Public Scrutiny in Infrastructure Projects Delivery for Greater Transparency and Accountability
In today’s rapidly developing urban spaces, infrastructure projects play a crucial role in improving the...
CoST Uganda New Year Message
This year, 2025 presents another opportunity to amplify transparency and accountability in the infrastructure sector...
CoST Uganda’s 2nd infrastructure Transparency Index Results -Reveal 11% Improvement In Infrastructure Transparency Scores 2024
In 2024, CoST Uganda announced an 11% overall improvement in infrastructure transparency, as measured by...
A Call to Embrace Transparency Tools Across Entities in Uganda
This article calls for the entity’s appreciation of the CoST Infrastructure Transparency Index (ITI) tool...
Promoting inclusive Public procurement in Uganda
For many years, public procurement in Uganda has been skewed toward the privileged category of...
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...