CoST Uganda to Train Procurement Entities on the Upgraded GPP
On behalf of CoST Uganda, the Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC), in partnership with...
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Strengthening Infrastructure Transparency Through Digital Engagement
At CoST Uganda, communication is a core part of advancing infrastructure transparency. Ensuring that partners,...
Building Trust in Infrastructure: Why Transparency Matters
Infrastructure investments shape economies, connect communities, and deliver essential services. Yet without transparency and accountability,...
11 Years: The CoST Uganda’s Journey in Advancing Infrastructure Transparency and Accountability
Since its establishment in 2014, CoST Uganda (an infrastructure transparency initiative) has continued to promote...
Prioritized data points: CoST Uganda Leads Major Upgrade to Prioritize Sustainability and Climate Finance Data on GPP
Since July 2025, Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC), on behalf of CoST Uganda, in...
Transparency, and Public Dialogue on Katalemwa Road Construction
On Katalemwa Road in Katalemwa Village, Kawempe Division, a simple stretch of road tells a...
Unlocking the Sustainability Data Points of OC4IDS
Helping the Public Understand and Use Environmental, Social, Institutional, Financial, and Climate Finance Data in...
Stakeholders Agree on CoST Uganda’s Sustainability Data Points of OC4IDS for Upcoming GPP Upgrade
On 13th November 2025, the Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC), PPDA, and CoST Uganda...
CoST Uganda to Hold a Use-Case Workshop on the New CoST Data Standard
To embark one of our CoST approach features– Disclosure (data publication on infrastructure projects), We...
Uganda Marks IDUAI 2025 with a Call for Centralized Information Sharing Portal
Uganda still lacks a centralized Access to Information (ATI) portal to enable citizens to request...