CoST Uganda invests in public policy engagements to enhance transparency
As the country grappled with managing the effects of COVID-19, there were unanswered questions relating...
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A slow progress on Local content implementation_Assurance report reveals
CoST Uganda published its 4th Assurance Report titled Ray of Sunshine, A Report of the 4th Assurance Process in Uganda on, 10th February...
Increased disclosure deepens transparency; promotes business opportunities
There has been progressive improvement in the level of disclosure for project and contract information...
Bridging infrastructure reporting gap in Uganda through journalist’s training
The Business Integrity Initiative has led to a growing focus on the way in which...
Implication of the silent issues in the Crude Oil pipe line project signed by Uganda and Tanzania on 11th April 2021
Transparency, accountability, stakeholder engagement and compliance with Environmental, Social, Health and Safety Safeguards have been...
Why are women missing in infrastructure sector?
Opinion published on Thursday March 25 2021 by the Daily Monitor In a bid to promote...
CoST Uganda’s 4th Assurance Report, reveals an increase in disclosure and a slow progress on Local content
CoST Uganda published its 4th Assurance Report titled Ray of Sunshine, A Report of the 4th Assurance Process in Uganda on, 10th February...
Reforms realized and those under action by Government with support from the Business Integrity Initiative in Uganda
The project aimed at strengthening transparency in procurement processes for infrastructure projects, through influencing reforms...
CoST Uganda influencing reforms in public procurement_Contribution to the Emergency Procurement Guidelines
CoST Uganda submitted 20 concerns to Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development and PPDA...
Shocking, Local Content Provisions are a rare specie, years after their promulgation
Credits to Samuel Nabwiso, Journalist and Olive Kabatwairwe – CoST Uganda Uganda passed the policy...