£ 2.2 million pounds needed to boost infrastructure transparency activities by CoST Uganda in the next five years!
We are delighted to introduce the CoST Uganda 2021-2026 Business Plan amidst amidst challenging times of a...
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Private Sector participation in infrastructure procurement, challenged every year!
The participation of the private sector in the public procurement processes has been reducing year...
CoST Uganda takes barazas online to discuss key findings from new research
Credits to CoST International: CoST Uganda recently brought together members of government, civil society, the...
Government records progress on CoST recommendations, despite the pandemic
CoST Uganda conducted a webinar to follow up implementation of recommendations from the 4th assurance process. The webinar...
Infrastructure transparency in the greater Kampala Metropolitan
CoST Uganda, a national chapter of CoST International has overtime contributed to infrastructure delivery improvements...
A call to Action on private sector participation in infrastructure delivery
A call to Action on Transparency and accountability, fair business practices in the delivery of...
Good practices for integrity in public infrastructure delivery processes
CoST Uganda in partnership with Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) organized...
Announcing the 1st Infrastructure Transparency Index (ITI) in Uganda
Today 17th June 2021, CoST Uganda is pleased to commission its first Infrastructure Transparency Index (ITI)....
Levelling the playing field: How CoST Uganda promotes business integrity
Back in December 2019, CoST Uganda was awarded funding through the UK Government’s Business Integrity...
Business integrity changes the narrative around private sector participation in public procurement
Engaging on integrity in public infrastructure procurement can be challenging, but, with the right stakeholders,...